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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy criticized NATO for not setting a clear timeline on his country’s bid to join the military alliance, even as its chief, Jens Stoltenberg said he will push for a fast-track process for Kyiv.

Boeing Co. delivered 60 jets in June, including 49 of its best-selling 737 models, beating analyst expectations even as it contended with a strike at a key supplier and manufacturing defects.

Amtrak temporarily suspended service between Washington D.C. and Richmond, Virginia, after a pair of train cars derailed at Washington’s Union Station.

Investors are fascinated with meme stocks again as they hunt through lower-quality names searching for returns. And in the process they’re raising a “red flag” for the S&P 500 Index.

Bank of America Corp. agreed to pay $150 million in fines and $100 million to customers for improperly charging extra fees, withholding rewards and opening unauthorized credit-card accounts, US regulators said.

Processing plants in the Midwest have run out of capacity at a time when cows are making more milk than ever before.

The UK’s antitrust agency agreed with Microsoft Corp. and Activision Blizzard Inc. to pause their ongoing London appeal over the $69 billion merger just minutes after a US court decision to move forward with the deal.

Amazon.com Inc.’s Prime Day sale can be a frustrating experience because the best deals are often gone in seconds. So this year, the company is dangling an “invite-only” promotion designed to give customers a better shot at snagging the bargains they want.