Impact! About five months after our story on Xponential and its CEO Anthony Geisler came out in Businessweek, the firm has confirmed that it has suspended Geisler indefinitely as CEO and a federal investigation into the firm has expanded.

Boeing Co. faces a new investigation by US aviation safety regulators tied to inspections of the company’s 787 Dreamliner and whether employees may have falsified records. w/ Julie Johnsson bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Travis County DA José Garza is to appear in court May 16 on removal proceedings.

This is related to Texas' new Rogue DA law.

But prosecutor tapped to investigate says he's not yet sure if he has a case against Garza. Requests to delay hearing. #txlege

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Justice Department Expected to Indict House Democrat Henry Cuellar of Texas, via ⁦⁦⁦⁦⁦Bloomberg⁩ bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Wall Street is rallying behind a last-ditch attempt to kill the SEC's powerful new surveillance tool bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via Bloomberg Markets #law

Forget the US vs. the Soviet Union. Today's space race is Elon Musk's SpaceX vs. Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin—and the moon is the next milestone trib.al/O98tOGj via Businessweek

It’s her first week on the job, and Kara Carlson⁩ already has a ⁦Bloomberg⁩ byline!

From Dana “Legacy Blue Checkmark” Hull 👩🏻‍💻 & Kara⁩: Tesla Interns Say Offers Are Getting Revoked Weeks Before Their Start Date bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Madlin Mekelburg This comes as an abortion rights amendment could end up on the Arizona ballot in November.

Analysts and lawyers say that if voters ultimately approve it, the constitutional amendment would supersede any state statutes on abortion.

More on this here: news.bloomberglaw.com/health-law-and…

NEW: The Arizona Senate has secured enough votes to repeal an 1864 law criminalizing nearly all abortions.

Once the repeal goes into effect, abortion will be banned in the state beyond 15 weeks of pregnancy.

More here from Madlin Mekelburg: news.bloomberglaw.com/health-law-and…

The SEC was sued in Texas by a conservative think tank who claims the regulator’s new market surveillance tool violates their constitutional privacy rights bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via Bloomberg w/ Madlin Mekelburg #law

some news: today is my last day at the Austin Statesman. It's been a wild/fun ride covering the Austin tech scene the past few years. I'm grateful to everyone I worked with

I'll still be in Austin. I'll be joining Bloomberg soon to cover EVs (and yes Tesla and some musklandia still)

in some ✨personal news,✨ today is my last day with The Associated Press. i'll be staying in Ohio to cover medical business & healthcare with Columbus Dispatch. i'm grateful to AP for how it grew me as a reporter, & excited to start a beat i'm passionate about beginning later this month!

NEW: Before deal in Ken Paxton's fraud case, prosecutor was scrambling to buy more time, find new partner houstonchronicle.com/politics/texas… (w/ Neena Satija, Nicole Hensley 📰) #txlege

Today, Texas AG Ken Paxton escaped nine-year-old felony securities charges in a $271k deal.

Approaching April 15 trial date, prosecutors realized their case wasn't great.

Re-interviewing witnesses proved to be a 'game-changer.' So the state cut a deal.

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Two years after promising to get out of the abortion-regulation business, the US Supreme Court is again in the middle of the fray, with two looming arguments in cases with potentially far-reaching implications for reproductive rights: bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via Greg Stohr