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Tylenol faces new scrutiny. Boeing lands a big jet deal and Met meta adds AI to online dating.

After dropping 7.5% on Monday, Kenview is up 6% in pre-market action.

The consumer health company saw losses on Monday after the Trump administration announced

a link between pregnant women who take acetaminophen and children with autism.

Kenview, a spinoff of Johnson & Johnson, makes Tylenol, a brand name of acetaminophen.

In a statement to Axios, the company called acetaminophen, the safest pain reliever option

for pregnant women as needed throughout their entire pregnancy.

Adding rigorous research endorsed by leading medical professionals and global health regulators

confirms there is no credible evidence linking acetaminophen to autism.

The FDA is now strongly recommending against using the drug during pregnancy.

We're taking a deeper dive into what this could mean for Kenview in terms of lawsuits.

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Boeing has received an order from Uzbekistan Airways for as many as

22 787 Dreamliner jets, which could mark the airline's largest ever purchase.

Uzbekistan Airways said its purchase of 14 7879 airplanes with options for eight more of the jets will modernize its wide-body fleet,

allowing it to expand its international routes to the United States and other long-haul destinations.

The airline's current fleet of 787-8 airplanes connects markets in Europe, Asia, and the U.S., including a direct flight to New York City.

Meta Platforms is offering more options to help you find your soulmate. Meta introduced two new

features to Facebook dating, which the company claims will prevent users from getting swipe

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