Ford Motors Co said on Friday it was recalling around 775,000 Ford Explorer SUVs globally for a steering defect connected to reports of six injuries
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China, moving mindfully, begins carbon trading market.
Chinese power companies bid for credits to produce carbon dioxide and other environment changing gases as trading on the first national carbon exchange started Friday
US offer $10m bounty for identification of foreign backed ransomware attacks.
The State Department will offer awards up to $10 million for information regarding the identification of anybody engaged with foreign state-endorsed malicious cyber activity, including
French competition regulator fined Google $592m for failure to pay publishers.
France’s competition regulator fined Google 500 million euros ($592 million) on Tuesday for neglecting to haggle in accordance with some basic honesty with French publishers
Tesla’s $2.6b bargain for SolarCity: Musk puts up defence.
Elon Musk stood up on Monday to shield Tesla Inc’s 2016 acquisition of SolarCity against a claim by investors trying to recover the $2.6 billion
Britain cuts out exclusion for gold clearing banks from Basel III principle.
Banks clearing gold trades in London can apply for an exemption from more stringent capital standards due in January 2022, a British regulator said on
U.S. retailers avoid metropolitan malls, shift to open-air centers.
Indeed, even in the profundities of the 2009 financial crisis, it was never this awful for the proprietors of the world’s greatest shopping centers. New
Xinjiang: U.S. adds 34 companies across China, Russia & Iran to economic blacklist.
The Biden administration on Friday added 14 Chinese companies and different elements to its economic blacklist over supposed denials of basic freedoms and high tech
Global food crises imminent as cargo costs spike in the midst of high grain prices.
Increasing costs to deliver crops around the world are adding to worries about food inflation that are now at decade-highs and hitting cost-touchy shoppers in
EU fines major German car makers $1b for emissions cartel.
The European Union imposed over $1 billion in fines to major German vehicle makers Thursday, saying they conspired to restrict the development and rollout of
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