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The new A321XLR is expected to shake up the industry when it officially launches in November.picture alliance/Getty ImagesAirbus' A321XLR promises airlines new long-haul market options as it nears certification. Boeing's absence at an upcoming international airshow means all eyes will be on Airbus' new plane. Thanks to its extra rear center fuel tank, the narrowbody can fly up to 11 hours nonstop.

NurPhoto/Getty ImagesUS stocks rose Monday, extending bullish momentum into the year's second half. The 10-year Treasury yield spiked 13 basis points to 4.479%. Investors are eyeing the Friday's upcoming jobs report to gauge where interest rates are headed. US stocks ended higher on Monday to start the second half of the year, rising even as bond yields soared during the session.

When you buy through our links, Business Insider may earn an affiliate commission. Learn moreHayley Williams of Paramore performing in February 2023. Rick Scuteri/Invision/APGrammy award-winning band Paramore has lauded fans with hits for nearly two decades, rising in popularity after their first hit single, Misery Business, in 2007. But Paramore's 2024 tour schedule looks a little different as the group opens for the European leg of the Taylor Swift Eras Tour.

Kevin Costner. Warner Bros; Mark Von Holden/Variety via Getty Images; iStock; Rebecca Zisser/BIKevin Costner's "Horizon" was a bust at the box office, making only $11 million in its first weekend. Costner invested over $38 million in the movie and paid for its marketing himself. "Yellowstone" fans may not have been enough to help "Horizon" beat out other big draws in theaters.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg got some bad news from the EU on Monday. Matt McClain/Getty ImagesIt's not a good day for Meta in the EU. The European Commission says Meta's "pay or consent" advertising model is in breach of the EU's Digital Markets Act. The EU previously said Apple also violated the rule.