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Toyota Motor Corp plans to start production and sales of a small electric sedan powered by BYD Co Ltd batteries by year-end as part of an ongoing collaboration with the Chinese company, three people close to the Japanese carmaker said.

Harsh living conditions aggravate Gaza burn injuries

The affected lot was shipped nationwide.

Stocks and oil drop as dollar gains on recession, Ukraine fears

China's coronavirus-driven economic slowdown is proving to be a boon for Zhu Tainiqi, the Shanghai-based founder of second-hand luxury goods marketplace ZZER, who is now scouting for shop space to expand the business.

Pie from the sky: drone delivery lands in America

Ford Motor Co on Tuesday took the wraps off the latest version of its Super Duty pickup, providing a look at how the U.S.

The Federal Reserve has faced criticism for a strategic mistake: it failed to raise interest rates as inflation reached a 40-year high.

Wall Street giant JPMorgan is planning to double the size of its workforce at fledgling British retail bank Chase to at least 2,000 within two years, the CEO of the venture told Reuters, despite losses and some investor scepticism.

Chipotle is testing new advanced technologies to improve customer experience.

Intel unveiled its 13th-generation semiconductor chips on Tuesday. The new tech hits the market starting Oct. 12.

The S&P 500 index closed at its lowest level in nearly two years on Tuesday.

Australian telecoms giant Optus came under more fire from the government on Tuesday for a massive cyber breach, while an anonymous online account believed to be that of the hackers said it was deleting stolen data and withdrawing a $1 million ransom demand.

Hertz, oil giant BP announced plans to build a network of electric vehicle charging stations.

Saudi Arabia's crown prince named prime minister

Blinken defends Pakistan arms sales against Indian criticism

Guinean ex-dictator jailed on eve of 2009 massacre trial

Alex Mashinsky, the CEO of crypto lender Celsius, is stepping down. The lender went bankrupt in July.

The recalled Halloween candy can be returned for a full refund at the place of purchase.

The Cactus Plant Flea Market x McDonald's Happy Meals are available starting on Monday.

Limits to EU hard-right front around Meloni: analysts

Europe's drug makers have warned they may stop making some cheap generic medicines because of surging electricity costs and are calling for an overhaul of the way they are priced, the latest industry to seek help as the energy crisis deepens.

The biggest threat from Hurricane Ian is expected in the Fort Myers to Tampa Bay region, according to the National Hurricane Center.

American Airlines and JetBlue on Tuesday went to trial in an antitrust case that revolves around the carriers' Northeast Alliance.

As higher borrowing costs slow Canada's outsized housing market, investors are betting the Bank of Canada will raise interest rates to a lower end-point than the Federal Reserve, an outcome that could spell more trouble for the Canadian dollar.

Stellantis will provide financial support worth up to 1,400 euros ($1,350) to most of its employees in France and will bring forward salary negotiations to December to counter surging consumer prices, the carmaker said after talks with unions.

Disney World is currently open and operating as normal, but some attractions and hotels are closed on the resort.

Meta says China-based campaign aimed at US election

Nexi, Europe's biggest payment firm by volume, on Tuesday said it would increase profits more than markets expected over the next three years and generate around 2.8 billion euros ($2.7 billion) in excess cash.