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The U.S. electric grid is getting greener, but only a handful of utilities are responsible for the rise in solar and wind power, a report found.

Stocks rose Tuesday as investors shrugged off fears following the U.K.’s vote to leave the EU. Bank of America and Micron are among the ones to watch.

Shigehisa Takada, the first member of the founding family to take public responsibility for the airbag scandal, said he will resign once a “new management regime” is in place.

The media baron made the remark at a conference hosted by one of his newspapers.

British and European banking stocks climbed while shares in oil majors also advanced as markets came to terms with Brexit’s aftermath.

At least 36 children have been injured by the Swedish retailer’s chests and dressers that are prone to tip over when not anchored to the wall.

The dispute was triggered after Lyft executive Travis VanderZanden quit the company to work for rival Uber.

The sale is part of a plan to sell about $200 billion of GE Capital’s businesses by the end of this year as it switches focus back to its industrial roots.

The beverage giant announced that it will launch a new Diet Pepsi with the controversial artificial sweetener aspartame in September this year.

The yuan opened Tuesday at 6.6512 per dollar in early trade, up from Monday’s close of 6.6585 — the lowest close since December 2010.

Global equities took another step down in Asia on Tuesday as Britain’s shock vote to exit the EU continued to roil financial markets.

About 755 Norwegian workers on seven oil and gas fields could go on strike Saturday, hitting output from the North Sea’s top producer.

The settlement includes $10 billion to offer buybacks to owners of polluting vehicles and nearly $5 billion to offset excess diesel emissions and boost zero emission vehicles, a source said.

The loss of the last remaining “AAA” rating represents a fresh blow to Britain’s economic standing after the referendum, with sterling tanking to a 31-year low against the dollar.

The $12.1B deal will combine Marriott’s brands, including the Ritz-Carlton, and Starwood’s Sheraton and Westin chains to create the world’s largest hotel company.

The British vote to leave the EU last week dealt a shock to global markets. Here are five stocks to watch.

The U.K. faces a complex set of negotiations to clarify its future relationship with the EU, and it’s starting with some serious handicaps.

Wall Street’s decline Monday adds to Friday’s huge losses as U.S. stock indexes chalk up their worst two-day swoon in about 10 months.

The incident comes just days after Honda Motor recalled 147,894 vehicles in Malaysia to replace defective front passenger airbag inflators.

Sig Sauer was a company near collapse — until it started making assault rifles, like the weapon used in the June 12 massacre that left 49 dead and dozens injured in Orlando, Florida.

Both crude benchmarks closed down around 5 percent Friday amid plunging global financial markets as Britons voted to leave the European Union.

The shock result of the U.K.’s EU referendum has erased more than $2 trillion in paper wealth.

The expansion, which triples the size of ships that can travel the canal, allows the country to host 98 percent of the world’s shipping.

The British pound fell anew in early Asian trading on Monday, with investors still at a loss as to what happens next now that the country has voted to leave the EU.

U.S. stock index futures eased slightly in early trading on Sunday after Britain’s vote to leave the European Union sparked a sharp sell-off in global markets on Friday

John Cryan did not comment on the possible direct impact on Deutsche Bank after the referendum. Deutsche Bank employs at least 11,000 staff in Britain.

EU Industry Commissioner Elzbieta Bienkowska told a German daily Sunday the automaker should compensate its European customers the same way it would pay its U.S. car buyers.

President Barack Obama rejected the cross-border crude oil pipeline last November, seven years after it was proposed.

A Jeep accident that killed “Star Trek” actor Anton Yelchin has drawn attention to problems that can arise when vehicles go from analog to digital.