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Tesla is recalling nearly three million cars in China because of a problem with hidden door handles. A recall happens when a company must fix or check a product because it is not fully safe.
The trade war between the United States and Canada is getting worse, and it could soon affect the prices of many products. A trade war happens when countries charge extra fees, called tariffs, on goods coming from each o
Nvidia has become the central force behind the artificial intelligence boom and a major driver of the stock market. The company makes advanced computer chips that power AI systems used by businesses around the world.
A Citibank executive has spoken about a common mistake people make when planning for retirement.
Wells Fargo and Citigroup are large American banks that have room to make a big acquisition.
The United States is preparing a major new financial action against Iran. Treasury Secretary Bessent said it will be the greatest financial offensive ever used against an adversary.
A review has started into how business rates are calculated for pubs and hotels in England and Wales. Business rates are a tax that businesses pay on the buildings they use.
Prestige Brand Holdings has voluntarily recalled nearly 40,000 bottles of its Clear Eyes eye drops across the US.
Bitcoin prices have suddenly jumped, sparking a strong rally in the cryptocurrency market. Other major digital currencies, such as Ethereum and XRP, have surged as well.
Marc Stad, a tech investor, has completed a deal to take a controlling stake in the Minnesota Timberwolves and Lynx. The Timberwolves are a men's basketball team, and the Lynx are a women's basketball team, both based in
Kemi Badenoch, leader of the UK's Conservative Party, has criticised the Labour government for being slow on two major energy projects.
Crypto-related stocks continued to surge after an upbeat meeting at the White House. Bitcoin, the world's most well-known cryptocurrency, rose past $71,000.
The UK government borrowed more money than expected in July, according to new figures. Borrowing is money the government takes but must repay in the future.
Jo Boydell has stepped down as the boss of Travelodge, a major UK hotel chain. Her departure follows criticism of the company's handling of safety and security issues in its rooms.
Canada and the United States say they are close to finishing a new trade deal. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney described 'significant progress' in the talks between the two countries.
Bond yields pulled back from multi-year highs after the US Treasury Department said it would double the size of its debt buyback program. The news gave relief to investors who had watched yields climb sharply.
Diesel margins — the profit made on each barrel of fuel — have risen above $100, reaching a record high. This shows how serious the current fuel shortage has become.
US President Donald Trump has announced a short delay on new tariffs against Canada. He said the countries are close to finishing a trade deal.
The S&P 500, a major US stock index, fell as rising oil prices and global bond yields put pressure on the market. The Dow and Nasdaq also extended losses.
Media advocacy groups have said that ABC is right to resist pressure tactics from the Trump administration. They warned that the government could try to control news companies it does not agree with.
