The Federal Aviation Administration has allowed Boeing to sign off on some 737 Max and 787 Dreamliner planes before delivery to customers, showing regained confidence in the manufacturer after safety crises. Since 2019, FAA solely issued airworthiness certificates for the Maxes due to fatal crashes. Boeing is working to resolve safety and manufacturing issues, with ongoing scrutiny from the FAA. CEO Kelly Ortberg aims to stabilize Max production at 38 per month, with potential for increase pending FAA review. Boeing shares rose 4% on Friday.

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1. COVID-19 cases on the rise in several states, with Texas seeing a 36% increase in infections.
2. Retail sales in May surge by 17.7%, surpassing expectations and indicating a potential rebound in consumer spending.
3. Federal Reserve projects unemployment rate to hit 9.3% by year-end, as job market struggles to recover from pandemic.: FAA to let Boeing to sign off on 737 Maxes, 787s