Top Business Headlines: Delta Collision, Volkswagen Job Cuts, and Southwest Overhaul

The top stories in New York Times business include Delta Air Lines' plane wing collision at Atlanta airport, Volkswagen's job cuts at German plants, Southwest Airlines board overhaul, and U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken's visit to Ukraine to support the country in its fight against Russia.

Delta Air Lines reported that one of its planes' wings struck a regional jet while taxiing for departure at Atlanta airport, causing damage to both aircraft.

Volkswagen has announced the termination of labor agreements protecting jobs until 2029 at six German plants, leading to potential job cuts next year, which worker representatives plan to oppose.

Southwest Airlines is overhauling its board of directors, with executive chairman Gary Kelly set to depart following pressure from Elliott Investment Management.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken will visit Ukraine on Wednesday to meet senior government officials and support the country in its ongoing conflict with Russia.

(With inputs from agencies.)