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Colleen Cabili

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Boeing's new 737 Max assembly line opens July 6. The goal: 52 planes a month

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By Colleen Cabili
| Quartz
Boeing $BA -1.06% will open a fourth 737 Max final assembly line on July 6 in Everett, Washington state, as the company has reached a production rate of 47 jets per month, CEO Kelly Ortberg told CNBC. "We're adding another production line, it's really a carbon copy of what you see here in Renton," Ortberg said.
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Pfizer is licensing an AI startup's drug discovery software to speed up antibody design

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By Colleen Cabili
| Quartz
Pfizer $PFE +1.52% has licensed the AI drug discovery platform of startup Chai Discovery, giving the pharmaceutical company access to generative AI models designed to accelerate how it identifies and designs new molecules. Through the deal, Pfizer gains access to two tools: Chai-3, a model the startup had not previously disclosed publicly, and a bespoke model trained on Pfizer's own data and configured to fit its discovery processes, the company said.
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U.S. tech companies announced the most job cuts in nearly 2 years as AI spending surged

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By Colleen Cabili
| Quartz
Outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas put the number of planned tech-sector eliminations in May at 38,242 — a figure not seen since August 2024. Through the first five months of 2026, no other industry came close to technology's 123,653 announced cuts, a total that represents a 66% increase over the comparable stretch of 2025. Artificial intelligence was cited as the top reason for layoffs across all industries for the third consecutive month.
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