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Fisker is one of a host of US-based electronic car startups hoping to one day challenge Tesla's supremacy

Fisker And Taiwan's Foxconn To Build Electric Cars In US

Fisker and Taiwan's Foxconn to build electric cars in US

Paralympics Chief Tries To Calm 'Anger' Over Games

Paralympics president Andrew Parsons acknowledged Japanese 'anger' about the Tokyo Games

Paralympics chief tries to calm 'anger' over Games

Ferraris For The People: Luxury Goods Now Sold In Fractions

The fractional ownership platform Rares will list a pair of Nike Air Yeezy 1, which it acquired for a record-breaking $1.8 million in late April 2021

Ferraris for the people: luxury goods now sold in fractions

Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro waves to supporters as he rides a motorcycle leading a caravan of more than 1000 bikers May 9, 2021

Feeling The Pressure, Brazil's Bolsonaro Rallies His Troops

Feeling the pressure, Brazil's Bolsonaro rallies his troops

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Disney Sees Positive Signs For Business As Streaming Growth Cools

Disney sees positive signs for business as streaming growth cools

Armenian acting Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan attends a wreath-laying ceremony celebrating the Allied victory against Nazi Germany on May 9, 2021

Armenian Leader Accuses Azerbaijan Of Fresh 'Infiltration'

Armenian leader accuses Azerbaijan of fresh 'infiltration'

More than half of the gas stations in the US state of Virginia had run dry after a wave of panic buying, according to GasBuddy data

Major US Pipeline Fully Operational But Shortages Bite Deep

Major US pipeline fully operational but shortages bite deep

McDonald's said it will boost wages at company-owned US restaurants and hire an additional 10,000 workers in the next three months

Tight US Labor Market Prompts More Wage Hikes At Big Companies

Tight US labor market prompts more wage hikes at big companies

Greyhound bus company is shutting down its remaining intercity bus routes in Canada, citing a drop in ridership, increased competition and deregulation

Greyhound Shuts Down Bus Service In Canada

Greyhound shuts down bus service in Canada

Investors fear pent-up, cashed-up shoppers will strain global supplies and push up costs

US Stocks Rebound As CDC Lifts Mask Requirements; Bitcoin Tumbles

US stocks rebound as CDC lifts mask requirements; bitcoin tumbles

Early in the pandemic the WHO repeatedly suggested that facemasks worn by the general public risked doing more harm than good

US Lifts Indoor Mask Mandate For Vaccinated People

The top US health agency announced it was lifting mask-wearing requirements for people fully vaccinated against COVID-19.

McDonald's Lifts Wages At US Restaurants

McDonald's lifts wages at US restaurants

McDonald's Raises Corporate Restaurant Wages As Franchisee Worker Strike Looms

McDonald's franchisee workers still plan on striking on May 19 as they demand a wage of at least $15 per hour.

Amazon will be adding 75,000 employees to bolster its massive North American logistics operations including warehousing and delivery

Amazon To Add 75,000 Jobs For Logistics In N. America

Amazon to add 75,000 jobs for logistics in N. America

A Palestinian Muslim woman prays at the grave of a relative in Beit Lahia in the Gaza Strip on the first day of Eid al-Fitr, as the worst flare-up of Israeli-Palestinian violence in seven years clouds the three-day holiday

Muslims Mark Grim Eid In Shadow Of Israel-Palestinian Crisis

Muslims mark grim Eid in shadow of Israel-Palestinian crisis

Google Cloud will team with SpaceX to help support business customers using the space company's Starlink internet service

SpaceX Signs Deal With Google Cloud For Satellite Broadband

SpaceX signs deal with Google Cloud for satellite broadband

Major US Pipeline Delivering Fuel But Shortages Continue

Major US pipeline delivering fuel but shortages continue

JPMorgan Chase's results were bolstered by reserve releases and a strong performance in investment banking

Getting A Credit Card With No Credit Score Could Get Easier: Here’s How

The banks would look at a consumer's bank accounts to determine whether or not to extend credit without a credit score.

Analysts say the inflation seen in recent data reflects the United States' rebound from price collapses seen in the early weeks of the pandemic, as well as the economy's uneven reopening

US Producer Prices Surge 6.2% In April, Highest Since 2010: Govt

US producer prices surge 6.2% in April, highest since 2010: govt

Boeing has won approval from US regulators for a fix to an electrical problem that has grounded more than 100 737 MAX planes globally

Boeing Says US Approves Fix For 737 MAX Electrical Issue

Boeing on Thursday said it had received approval from US regulators for a fix to an electrical problem that has grounded more than 100 737 MAX planes globally since early April.

Fewer and fewer people are making new applications for unemployment benefits in the United States each week

New US Unemployment Claims Continue Downward Slide

The Labor Department reported 473,000 new seasonally adjusted claims for jobless benefits made in the week ended May 8, fewer than expected and 34,000 less than the previous week's upwardly revised level.