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U.S. Orders More Airbus A220 Inspections After Engine Failures
Engines on Airbus SE’s new A220 aircraft must undergo stepped-up inspections for compressor rotor cracks after a third in-flight shutdown, U.S. aviation regulators said, calling the matter an “urgent safety issue.” The Federal Aviation Administration’s updated requirements are scheduled to … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreMusk Says Tesla Has Finally Made a Ready-to-Deploy Solar Roof
Almost three years after Tesla Inc. Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk unveiled solar roof shingles as part of his push to buy SolarCity, the automaker says it finally has a version of the tiles that it can mass produce. “It’s … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreWalmart, CVS Pulling J&J Baby Powder Off Shelves Amid Recall
Walmart Stores Inc. and CVS Health Corp. are pulling some bottles of Johnson & Johnson’s Baby Powder off store shelves after government regulators found tiny amounts of asbestos in one lot of the talc-based product. Rhode Island-based CVS, the largest … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreDoing Business in California Costs One Blackout a Week
It was only expected to happen a couple times a year — and just as a last resort. That’s what utility giant PG&E Corp. originally said 13 months ago when it outlined plans to stage mass blackouts in Northern California … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreLawsuit: Southwest Pilots Streamed Video from Bathroom Cam
PHOENIX — A lawsuit filed against Southwest Airlines by a flight attendant alleges pilots on a 2017 flight had an iPad streaming video from a hidden camera in a bathroom in one of the airline’s jets. Southwest responded Saturday by … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreFire-Ravaged Forests Get Help from Pine Cone Collectors
ALONG THE BURNT MESA TRAIL, N.M. — With snow ready to fall, the scramble was on to collect as many ponderosa pine cones as possible. A crew outfitted with spurs, ropes and hard hats scaled hefty tree trunks and used … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreRemnants Of Olga Push into Mississippi, Leaving Damage
JACKSON, Miss. — What’s left of Tropical Storm Olga was causing soggy conditions in Mississippi and Alabama on Saturday and dozens of flights were canceled or delayed at New Orleans’ main airport after two power outages. There were no reports … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreCalifornia Wine Country Fire Began Near Damaged PG&E Tower, 2,000 Flee
GEYSERVILLE, Calif. — A wind-driven wildfire that forced some 2,000 people to flee homes in Northern California’s wine country on Thursday erupted near the base of a damaged high-voltage transmission tower owned by Pacific Gas and Electric Co, utility and … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreAdvocates Push Model Law for Private Flood, Quibble about Education Mandate
An organization of state lawmakers is moving ahead toward adoption of a “model law” designed to encourage the sale of private flood insurance, even though insurers don’t think any new state laws are necessary and agents think the current draft … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreMisuse of Alphabet’s Virus Scanner is Exposing Sensitive Files
Companies are misusing Alphabet Inc.’s virus scanner and similar products, and are unwittingly leaking data such as factory blueprints to intellectual property online, Israeli cybersecurity company Otorio Ltd. said. The firm said it discovered thousands of unprotected files from companies … Source: Claims Journal
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