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An official in Emmanuel Macron's office said that France sees a no-deal Brexit as imminent.

Amazon has opened its largest global campus in Hyderabad, as it continues to compete with Walmart for the South Asian country's e-commerce market.

Uber is set to open up a regional hub in Dallas, which is expected to create 3,000 jobs in the city.

The Russian and Chinese governments have accused the U.S. of initiating a new cold-war style arms race after the Pentagon tested missiles previously banned under the now-defunct 1987 INF treaty.

The women claim that were to provide massages for Jeffrey Epstein and then were subjected to acts of sexual abuse.

The Trump Administration has denied reports of decreasing federal payroll taxes to stimulate the U.S. economy in light of recession fears.

Twitter and Facebook have weeded out accounts that are part of a Chinese state-backed disinformation campaign against the anti-extradition bill protests taking place in Hong Kong.

President Trump continues to point blame for losing the 2016 popular vote by saying Google manipulated up to 16 million voters against him during the 2016 election.

Trump has criticized Fox News over its polling showing him trailing several Democratic candidates during the 2020 elections.

A report released Monday by the National Association For Business Economics showed that 38% of professional economists say in a survey that a recession will hit the U.S. economy in 2020.

Trump economic advisers Peter Navarro and Larry Kudlow defended the President's economic policies on Sunday news shows, as a new poll released showed Americans overwhelmingly support free trade.

Elon Musk has launched a solar panel rental service, and boasted about the efficiency and cost effectiveness of solar energy on Twitter.

Ferrari said it will continue to expand its GT sportscar lineup, as CEO John Elkann met car enthusiasts at the Pebble Beach car week in California.

Leaked government documents have revealed that the U.K. will face major shortages of food and medicine in the event of a no-deal Brexit, which could occur on Oct. 31.

The U.S. housing market is showing signs of fragility, despite low mortgage rates and a relatively strong U.S. economy.

President Trump met with Apple CEO Tim Cook on Friday, while the U.S and China are in a trade war.

U.S. Steel plans to close one of its blast furnaces in Michigan, while the IT professional network Spicework is set to be acquired by Ziff Davis B2B, with both events resulting in layoffs.

Elon Musk continues to promote his peculiar theory that nuking Mars would make the planet inhabitable for humans.

Overstock.com CEO Patrick Byrne said on Monday he was involved in a "deep state" investigation involving the Clintons and Russia, causing the stock to drop 36% in three days.

The body Sylvia Ussery Pearson was found in Arkansas on Tuesday evening, hours after her husband was shot dead by police.

Uber stock continues to slide after the company reported a $5.2 billion loss last week.

Germany's GDP contracted from April to June, as its export-reliant economy struggles to cope with global trade tensions.

Facebook hires some contractors to listen to voice calls, in order to improve the system's AI, with the company saying that it ceased the practice a week ago.

China Labor Watch says that a Chinese factory that makes Amazon Echo devices has employed almost 1600 underage student workers, who are forced to work overtime for little pay.

A Buttigieg administration hopes to revive rural economies, promote business innovation in small-town America and mitigate climate change in the agricultural sector.

A legal challenge to be head on September 6 could shut down Boris Johnson's plans to possibly suspend the U.K. parliament to push through a no-deal Brexit.

U.S. lawmakers have sent a letter to Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, asking if the "Amazon's Choice" label could be manipulated by fake reviews, thus tricking shoppers into purchasing low-quality goods.

Deliveroo is making an abrupt exit from Germany to focus on other global markets.

Great White sharks have spotted off the coast of Cape Cod, Massachusetts, with authorities on high alert due to a fatal shark attack in the state that occurred last year.