Texas court orders Bombardier to pay $10 million over 'loser' engine

A Texas court of appeals has ruled against Bombardier Aerospace, confirming a lower-court decision that ordered the Montreal-based company to pay two Texas businessmen nearly $8.1 million U.S. ($10.5 million Canadian) in damages.
At issue was a used engine in a plane Bombardier sold to the men as “new.”
In late 2010, Jim Crane, the owner of the Houston Astros baseball team, and Neil Kelley, the CEO of an energy investment firm, purchased what they thought was a new Challenger 30