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Ford is looking to accelerate its EV push by cutting costs, increasing profits, and offering built to order vehicles.

Shops shut for queen's funeral but pubs to raise glass

The London Metal Exchange faces a struggle to regain its dominant position in global nickel trading as volumes slide and participants flee an increasingly volatile market in the wake of trade mayhem earlier this year.

History evoked as William, Harry walk behind queen's coffin

The recall was voluntarily issued by PepsiCo over the potential for metal fragments to have contaminated the coffee drink.

Costco will open two U.S. stores and one international location in 2023.

The prince will inherit a $1 billion trust called the Duchy of Cornwall.

Armenia, Azerbaijan peace process in peril after clashes

US sets up fund for Afghan money after Taliban talks flop

Google suffered one of its biggest setbacks on Wednesday after Europe's second-top court upheld an EU antitrust decision against the Alphabet company for using its Android mobile operating system to thwart rivals.

Europe's battle with Big Tech: billions in fines and tough laws

Google loses appeal against record EU antitrust fine

Foxconn strikes $19.4 bn deal to make chips in India

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co has reached an agreement to settle a labour dispute at its Malaysian factory with migrant workers who alleged unpaid wages and benefits, the company and five former workers told Reuters.

Japan central bank conducts 'rate check' as yen sinks: reports

Norway's Equinor became the first Western oil major to fully exit Russia this month, avoiding the high-profile clashes with Moscow experienced by some rivals - but it also paid a price.

The dollar climbed close to a 24-year peak against the yen on Wednesday amid a jump in U.S.

The European Union is set to unveil plans on Wednesday to skim off windfall profits from energy companies and impose cuts in electricity usage across the bloc, in a package designed to shield citizens and businesses from surging energy prices.

Seeds of change for Dijon mustard amid shortage

China is buying more and less expensive energy supplies from Russia this year, reaping the benefits of a plunge in European purchases just when Beijing needs it most as the Ukraine crisis pushes Moscow in search of alternative markets.

EU court decides record antitrust fine against Google

Energy crisis to dominate EU chief's annual speech

Rio Tinto Ltd said on Wednesday it would team up with its biggest customer China Baowu Steel Group to develop an iron ore project in Western Australia for $2 billion as it looks to prop up its production from the Pilbara region.

Japan's core machinery orders extended gains in July, raising hopes business growth spending may offset near-term headwinds from a global economic slowdown and a weaker yen, which has pushed up costs at home.

Oil prices inched higher in early trade on Monday as OPEC stuck to forecasts for robust global fuel demand growth, offsetting concerns of another U.S.

General Motors' autonomous driving unit Cruise has developed its own chips for self-driving cars to be deployed by 2025, as they aim to bring down costs and scale up volume, executives said Tuesday.

Business confidence of Japanese manufacturers retreated in September from a seven-month high, while service firms' sentiment fell to a five-month low, as unyielding cost pressures hit the corporate sector, the Reuters Tankan poll showed.

Mexico's oil regulator and state company Pemex are at odds over how to develop a deepwater natural gas project, eight people close to the matter said, threatening to stall a $1.5 billion energy venture.

Stocks plummeted Tuesday after the August consumer index report showed higher-than-expected inflation.