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: Dow transports dive as UPS’s stock selloff cuts more than 100 points off the index’s price

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The transportation sector was taking a beating Tuesday, much worse than the broader stock market, due in part to a big selloff in United Parcel Service Inc.’s The Dow Jones Transportation Average DJT dove 421 points, or 2.9%, in morning trading, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA fell 84 points, or 0.3%, and the S&P 500 shed 0.7%.

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: Avis Budget’s big stock rally give Dow transports a 99-point boost

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The Dow Jones Transportation Average DJT was rallying 66 points, or 0.4%, while its sister index, the Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, fell 122 points, or 0.4%, almost entirely because of one stock. was adding about 99 points to the Dow transports’ price. Avis Budget Group Inc.’s s stock CAR shot up 7.4% Avis Budget Group Inc.’s

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: Union Pacific stock surge would add more than about 120 points to the Dow transports

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in premarket trading Friday, which by themselves would lead the Dow Jones Transportation Average DJT to outperform the broader stock market, after railroad operator said Chief Executive Lance Fritz would step down after eight years in the role. The implied price gain would add about 119 points to the Dow transports’ price.

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Friday links: a notable absence

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theverge.com) Transport How Canada became the car theft capital of the world. (advisorhub.com) AI LLMs are in a way still looking for product-market fit. ben-evans.com) Doctors and insurers are dueling each other with AI. nytimes.com) Product reviews are getting the AI treatment. bbc.com) Italy has half of the global market for luxury yachts.

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This Year’s Hottest Tech IPO May Be a Transportation Firm

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Share debuts among technology companies haven’t inspired confidence this year, with two of the largest offerings sliding below their listing prices within the first week. The next big deal may reignite interest in IPOs because of a unique set of traits.

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Longform links: the chip war

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Books A Q&A with Wes Marshall author of "Killed by a Traffic Engineer: Shattering the Delusion That Science Underlies Our Transportation System." bloomberg.com) Lessons learned from Zoë Schlanger's “The Light Eaters: How the Unseen World of Plant Intelligence Offers a New Understanding of Life on Earth.”

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: Oshkosh to pay $800 million to buy John Bean Technologies’ AeroTech business to enter the air transportation support market

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Oshkosh said the purchase of AeroTech, which provides aviation ground support products and gate equipment and airport services, will give Oshkosh an entrance into the air transportation support market. The deal, which is expected to close in the third quarter of 2023, should add to Oshkosh’s margins and deliver recurring revenue.