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First-quarter loss per share was $0.11, with a core loss per share of $0.20. First-quarter adjusted free cash flow was negative $1.45 billion, compared to an expected negative $2.61 billion. First-quarter commercial airplane revenue was $9.2 billion, below the anticipated $10.08 billion. Boeing stated it still expects the heavily delayed 737 Max 7 and Max 10—the smallest and largest models in its bestselling Max series—to receive certification later this year and begin deliveries in 2027. In a note to employees, CEO Kelly Ortberg wrote: “Despite some challenges, I am proud of how our team came together, overcame difficulties, and kept us on track with our annual plan. When we work as a team, the achievements our company can realize are truly remarkable.”

Glonghui April 22｜Infosys announced a partnership with OpenAI to leverage advanced models and tools, including Codex, to accelerate enterprise AI transformation. The company stated that this collaboration will integrate OpenAI's technology into Topaz Fabric to help enterprises expand AI applications in the fields of software engineering, legacy system modernization, DevOps automation, and e-commerce. The financial terms of this collaboration were not disclosed.

Odaily reported that the documentary "Finding Satoshi" was released on Wednesday, claiming that Bitcoin’s creator Satoshi Nakamoto is not an individual, but rather a pseudonym used jointly by cryptographers Hal Finney and Len Sassaman. Directors Tucker Tooley and Matthew Miele, after a four-year investigation, suggest that Hal Finney was responsible for writing Bitcoin’s code, while Len Sassaman wrote the textual content, including the white paper. Fran Finney, Hal Finney’s widow, acknowledged in an interview that her husband may have participated in the creation of Bitcoin. Investigators eliminated other candidates such as Adam Back through the process of elimination, and indicated that the online activity records of Hal Finney and Len Sassaman closely matched those of Satoshi Nakamoto. The film also includes a 90-minute interview with Sam Bankman-Fried, which was ultimately not used.