Will the smaller Brazilian rival make a big move?
Andrew Tangel Benjamin Katz

With Boeing in crisis, rival Embraer is exploring options for a new model.

Its moves could challenge the large-jet duopoly that has dominated the industry for decades.
wsj.com/business/airli… The Wall Street Journal

Huge week for Dana Mattioli, her book filled with juicy scoop after scoop on Amazon -- 'The Everything War' -- is now on sale! I have been so grateful to learn from one of the best in the business here at WSJ. 🥹🥹

bookshop.org/p/books/the-ev…

Missed deals, shareholders in revolt and a CEO out the door. How Shari Redstone's merger plans for Paramount devolved into a dramatic mess. // One heck of a reporting feat from ⁦Jessica Toonkel⁩ wsj.com/business/media…

Anglo Considers Sale of Diamond Unit De Beers. ⁦A shiny ⁦Julie Steinberg⁩ exclusive. wsj.com/business/anglo…

🫶🏽 back at ya, friend. #FreeEvanNow #JournalismIsNotACrime

Take an early look at the front page of The Wall Street Journal's weekend edition. on.wsj.com/3U8qAbb

A tasty story indeed.
Dana Mattioli Sarah Nassauer

A secret Amazon team posed as a seller on rivals’ marketplaces, scooping up information about pricing, logistics and third-party services. wsj.com/business/retai… via The Wall Street Journal

Beleaguered Boeing changes its tune on personal private-jet trips by CEO, other execs.
The Wall Street Journal
Andrew Tangel Mark Maremont

An internal Boeing review of private jet use was prompted by a Wall Street Journal investigation wsj.com/business/boein… via The Wall Street Journal

He oversees the world's biggest sovereign-wealth fund.

And then there's the podcast.

Guests so far: Elon Musk Sam Altman Satya Nadella Daniel Ek Jensen Huang... & the list grows.

The Podcast Host Who Also Manages a $1.6 Trillion Investment Fund wsj.com/business/the-p… via The Wall Street Journal

ICYMI: WSJ Deputy Bureau Chief for the Middle East Shayndi Raice joined Katie Couric last week to discuss the Israel-Hamas war.

Loved it. This was the view from Lindale, TX. We saw license plates from all over the country.

It's been more than a year--53 weeks--since my friend and colleague Evan Gershkovich was detained by Russia just for doing journalism.

We'll keep telling Evan's story, until he can tell his own. #FreeEvan #IStandWithEvan #JournalismIsNotACrime

At the Arsenal-Luton Town game at Emirates stadium in London tonight. Evan is a huge Gunners fan. But he can’t watch the game from Russian prison. #IStandwithEvan

This is so amazing. #istandwithevan

Arsenal fans tonight — and all through this year — showing big love for The Wall Street Journal reporter and massive gooner Evan Gershkovich, unjustly jailed for a year in Russia.

We know he sees this and it lifts his spirits.
#COYG
#IStandWithEvan

We’ll keep telling Evan Gershkovich’s story—until he can tell his own #IStandWithEvan wsj.com/Evan

Evan Gershkovich is confined to a cell 23 hours a day, in a Russian prison 4,700 miles from home—for doing nothing more than his job

A year ago today, Evan was thrown into a Russian jail.

Putin had taken our colleague hostage, but as a newsroom we made a determination: to investigate the opaque structures and individuals responsible, who now hold his fate in their hands.

This is some of what we found: