Delta Air Lines offered $30,000 to each passenger of Flight 4819, which crashed and flipped upside down while landing in Toronto, with all 80 people surviving and most injuries not life-threatening. Passengers are considering seeking compensation, as international treaties require airlines to make advance payments to cover immediate economic needs in case of injury or death, with such payments not admitting liability and being deducted from any future compensation won in a lawsuit. Other airlines, such as Asiana Airlines and Alaska Airlines, have made similar payment offers after accidents to ensure passengers’ immediate needs are taken care of.
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Nvidia Expected to Beat Earnings Estimates as Demand Offsets Supply Constraints
Nvidia is anticipated to surpass Q4 earnings estimates, with analysts expecting strong performance despite ongoing manufacturing challenges. The company is projecting a slight increase in Q1 guidance, slightly above average estimates, as supply constraints from GB200 NVL server production issues persist. Demand for H20 GPUs in China is rising due to DeepSeek's growth and a scarcity of Huawei's Ascend AI processors, while Nvidia's cloud service providers are funding inventories at electronic manufacturers. Nvidia shares rose...
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