Boeing shares fell 3 percent on Monday after a pair of newspaper reports over the weekend raised more questions about the certification process for its 737 MAX jets before two recent deadly crashes. A Wall Street Journal report on Sunday said the US Transportation Department was probing the Federal Aviation Administration’s approval of the 737 Read More…

A high-profile hire at a subsidiary of Wes Edens’ $42 billion asset management firm Fortress Investment Group is raising eyebrows on Wall Street. Edens, founder of Fortress and co-owner of the Milwaukee Bucks, has been going against Wall Street’s code of silence by employing a known felon-turned-government informer, The Post has learned. The hiring of Read More…

Dear John: In 2011 I put out a book called “Fighting for Redemption: The Irish Teddy Mann Story.” This was about me and was accomplished with the help of a supposed friend, who has since then pushed me to the point of a nervous breakdown by claiming the book. The book was finished by 2005 Read More…

Dear John: In the last century I worked as a bartender at a country club and at the occasional private party. Good tippers tended to get a heavier pour, but in most cases, I practiced demand management. At the start of a club event or private party, when the bulk of the crowd arrived at Read More…

You’ve booked the wedding hall for June and planned the honeymoon — but you don’t want to talk about money before you marry. According to a recent survey conducted by SunTrust Bank, although 88 percent of 2,000 respondents said the discussion of finances is key to a couple’s future, only half actually raised the issue. Read More…

Last Thursday marked one month since Amazon broke up with Long Island City on Valentine’s Day after Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez went full frontal assault on the idea. While Ocasio-Cortez pretends to “know” economics, we all know she really doesn’t. The mean-girl bullying tactics may have scared off Amazon’s Jeff Bezos, but she likely cost New York Read More…

This week, Boeing quietly unveiled its new 777X aircraft — set to be the longest passenger jet in the world. The record-breaking plane’s debut was supposed to be a more extravagant affair open to the public, but the manufacturer limited the event to employees only following the recent Ethiopian Airlines crash involving a Boeing 737 Read More…

Volkswagen’s supervisory board on Friday condemned the auto giant’s chief executive for evoking a chilling Nazi slogan to highlight the importance of boosting profits. Speaking to workers at a VW event earlier this week, CEO Herbert Diess coined the line “EBIT macht frei” — a German phrase that echoed “Arbeit macht frei,” the false promise Read More…

Burger King is brewing up a breakfast war with an app-based deal that lets folks score a cup of coffee for as little as 17 cents, the fast-food giant said Friday. Caffeine junkies who sign up for the restaurant’s new $5-per-month subscription app get one small cup of Joe daily. Customers who use it daily Read More…

Shares of Facebook Inc. fell as much as 5 percent Friday to their lowest in nearly three months after the surprise departure of chief product officer Chris Cox, at a time when the company is again being scrutinized over its handling of privacy, extremism and political content. Cox, a Wall Street favorite who has worked Read More…

Shares of Tesla fell about 4 percent Friday, as investors wondered if its unveiling of an electric sport utility vehicle would add to pressure on cash flow, while analysts worried the carmaker was not addressing slowing demand for other models. Tesla, which introduced a cheap $35,000 version of its Model 3 sedan last month and Read More…

Tesla Inc unveiled its Model Y electric sports utility vehicle on Thursday evening in California, promising a much-awaited crossover that will face competition from European car makers rolling out their own electric rivals. Chief Executive Elon Musk said the compact SUV, built on the same platform as the Model 3, would first debut in a Read More…

Snap’s shares jumped 12 percent Thursday, reaching a six-month high after a high-profile upgrade from a Wall Street analyst. BTIG’s well-known Snap bear Rich Greenfield changed his recommendation from “neutral” to “buy” and upgraded his price target from $5 to a Street-leading $15 — representing what would be a 50 percent increase from the stock’s Read More…

Yes, it’s OK to ditch the tie at the office now — and no, that’s not good news for Men’s Wearhouse. Shares of Tailored Brands, which owns both the suit retailer and the Jos A. Bank chain, plunged 25 percent to close at $8.75 after it reported a dismal holiday quarter and outlook, slammed by Read More…

Macy’s is shedding dozens of workers as it outsources the bulk of its technology help desk, The Post has learned. The nation’s biggest department-store chain is downsizing a business unit that supports its IT systems, including laptops, point-of-sale devices, and sales reports, according to a source familiar with the unit’s work. A person familiar with Read More…

Not only does his kid risk being expelled, but a rich dad caught up in a nationwide bribery scandal risks losing hundreds of millions of dollars for his alleged role, The Post has learned. TPG bigwig Bill McGlashan stands to lose upward of $300 million in TPG investments after he was fired Thursday for allegedly Read More…

Two of Facebook’s top executives are leaving the social network — a week after its boss Mark Zuckerberg announced a big strategic pivot toward private messaging. Zuckerberg said in a Thursday blog post that chief product officer Chris Cox — who joined the social network in 2005 when it was still in its infancy — Read More…