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Marketplace · April 22, 2026 · 00:25:20

Boeing bounces back

Boeing reports strong first-quarter earnings, marking a turnaround after years of challenges including labor disputes, manufacturing issues, and regulatory scrutiny. The episode examines how the aerospace giant engineered its comeback. Also: prediction markets Kalshi and Polymarket prepare to launch perpetual futures, automakers push to adopt Tesla's direct-to-consumer sales model, and tariffs throw global shipping cycles into disarray.

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Curious

Tariffs are throwing regular shipping cycles into disarray, challenging the just-in-time logistics system.

Highlights

Boeing's Comeback After Years of Crisis
Boeing posted strong Q1 earnings after surviving labor disputes, plane malfunctions, production backlogs, and FAA restrictions.
Prediction Markets Go Perpetual
Kalshi and Polymarket plan to offer perpetual futures, a derivative product that doesn't expire.
Automakers Push for Direct-to-Consumer Sales After Tesla's Success
Following Tesla's lead, traditional carmakers are lobbying to bypass dealerships and sell vehicles directly to customers.

Misc

Boeing executives "breathed a sigh of relief" after posting strong Q1 earnings following years of significant tumult.
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