Boeing stock opens slightly higher as the 737 MAX-9 remains grounded

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🗓️ 10 January 2024

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A World Economic Forum report says false and misleading information is the biggest short-term economic risk; the SEC investigates a hack of its official account on X; CES gets underway in Las Vegas.

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0:00.0	Boeing's stock starts the day slightly higher.
0:03.8	I'm Nancy Marshall Genser with the Marketplace Minute.
0:06.8	Boeing is revising instructions for inspections and maintenance of its 737 max nine, which were grounded after a panel known as a door plug,
0:16.4	blew off in flight. The FAA says safety, not speed, will determine when the planes can fly again.
0:22.4	The Securities and Exchange Commission is speed will determine when the planes can fly again?
0:23.2	The Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating how its official account on X was hacked.
0:28.6	The hackers' post said the SEC had approved Bitcoin Exchange Traded Funds.
0:33.9	The World Economic Forum released its global risk report today ahead of its annual meeting
0:39.3	next week in Davos, Switzerland, the biggest short-term risk, false and misleading information.
0:45.5	And CES, the Consumer Technology Association's Tech Trade Show, is underway in Las Vegas.
0:52.0	Carmakers are showcasing new vehicles, including some with
0:55.3	virtual AI assistance.
0:57.7	I'm Nancy Marshall Genser with a marketplace minute.

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