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Gelonghui, March 10｜According to Bloomberg, the ongoing escalation of conflict in the Middle East has caused oil prices and aviation fuel costs to soar, forcing global airlines to reassess their expansion plans. Sources indicate that some airlines in the Middle East and Asia have temporarily shelved negotiations for the purchase and leasing of large aircraft, including Lion Air, Garuda Indonesia, and AirAsia, all of which are reevaluating their future aircraft delivery schedules. Under the current circumstances, airlines may invoke force majeure clauses to suspend the fulfillment of aircraft delivery contracts in order to avoid paying penalties for delayed aircraft receipt. Jefferies analysis points out that approximately 14% of Boeing's current orders come from Middle Eastern airlines, with nearly half of the 777X wide-body aircraft orders and about one-third of the 787 Dreamliner orders coming from this region, highlighting the particularly significant impact of the conflict on Boeing.

Golden Ten Data, March 10｜Tesla Vice President of Finance Sendil Palani posted on social media that after working at the company for 17 years, he will be leaving. Palani has served as Vice President of Finance since 2021, and previously held two separate tenures at Tesla, working in finance, engineering, and manufacturing. Tesla CEO Elon Musk replied: "Thank you for your outstanding contributions over the years!"

BlockBeats News, March 10th, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, Bitcoin mining company Mara transferred 298 BTC to Cumberland, equivalent to about $20.57 million.