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Engineers suspect ice may be blocking the line that is preventing urine from completely flushing overboard.

At first, Delta shareholders couldn't believe Ed Bastian was going to create a profit-sharing scheme. Now, Bastian said, they'll be the first to stop him from getting rid of it.

"We look forward to building on this progress as we continue working toward agreements that support long-term industry stability."

Trump has issued such deadlines before but extended them when mediators have claimed progress toward ending the war.

A regional intelligence official briefed on the mission said the U.S. military was forced to bring in additional aircraft to complete the rescue due to a technical malfunction.

EY's Joe Depa says he sees a split in staff. There's "high adoption, right out of the gate" for juniors but senior workers "are somewhat resistant."

From "paradigm shift" to "purpose-driven," corporate America always chases a new great abstraction. Don't hold your breath about the new in-house oracle.

Marc Randolph ran Netflix for seven years and never let a meeting, crisis, or last-minute request stand in the way of his Tuesday 5 p.m. hard stop. Experts and fellow CEOs are divided on whether that's genius--or naive.

For years, Ted Dintersmith has been sounding the alarm that American schools don't adequately prepare children for the future. Artificial intelligence will be an inflection point, he said.

The JPMorgan CEO says workers should not simply "get a new job." Instead, they should stick to one role.