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new for sale and rental listings, July 24 to June 2025. Here is your morning brief for Thursday,

April 16th. I'm Luke Vargas for the Wall Street Journal.

The Trump administration is pressing U.S. manufacturers to massively boost weapons production,

framing the push as a matter of national security. We are exclusively reporting that senior defense officials have held wide-ranging talks with executives at Ford, GM, GE Aerospace,

and Oshkosh, as part of the latest

effort to put military manufacturing on what Defense Secretary Pete Hankseth has called a wartime footing.

Lawmakers and the Pentagon have been concerned about manufacturing capacity since the U.S.

and NATO began transferring large quantities of weapons to Ukraine after Russia's full-scale invasion

in 2022. Spirit Airlines is facing a potential liquidation as its plans to escape bankruptcy

collide with surging fuel prices. The discount carrier man, some of its creditors had reached

a deal just before the Iran war that would have seen it emerge from Chapter 11 as a leaner

airline by early summer. However, the lenders now object to that reorg, saying that it didn't

account for much higher fuel expenditures. J.P. Morgan analysts say that Spirits' higher fuel costs

could surpass its cash on hand. And the world's largest contract chipmaker, TSMC, has once again beat analyst estimates,

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