Another production hiccup hits Boeing’s Max jet

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🗓️ 5 February 2024

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Boeing says improperly drilled holes could delay 737 Max production; McDonald’s sales suffer amid Middle East tensions; Parisians vote to levy $20 per hour parking fee on SUVs; Fed officials say interest rate cuts to come, but likely not soon.

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0:00.0	Another production hiccup hits Boeing's Maxjet. I'm NovaSafa with a marketplace minute.
0:06.0	Boeing says deliveries of 737 Max Plains could be delayed because of improperly drilled holes.
0:12.0	The company says the problem is not an immediate safety threat. of improperly after a door plug blew out during an Alaska Airlines flight.
0:23.9	Geopolitical tensions took a bite out of McDonald's sales in the last quarter, up 3.5 percent,
0:28.8	that's less than expected.
0:30.3	There have been protests against the chain in the Middle East over the Israel-Hamas war.
0:35.0	Parisians have voted to increase parking fees on SUVs,
0:38.0	tripling the amount for non-residents to nearly $20 an hour and increasing after the first two hours.
0:45.0	In an interview Federal Reserve Chair, Jerome Powell told CBS News that the Central Bank remains on track to cut interest rates three times this year.
0:53.6	Minneapolis Fed President Neil Kashkari today
0:55.8	said policymakers can take their time because the economy
0:59.4	remains strong.
1:00.9	I'm Novasapo with the Marketplace Minute.

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