Tesla 'recalls' 360,000 vehicles to fix driver-assistance software
The recall affects a range of Model S, Model X, Model 3 and Model Y Tesla autos from between 2016 and 2023
PARTNER
Back from the dead, IPOs picking up again on Wall Street
Some 293 companies are currently registered to go public, up 39 percent compared to this time last year
UK energy group Centrica's surging profit sparks fury
Britain's Conservative government of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is temporarily subsidising electricity and gas bills this winter.
LBank secures virtual asset provider registration to operate in Italy
LBank's registration comes at a crucial time as European regulators prepare for the upcoming Markets in Crypto AssetsBank of Italy Governor Ignazio Visco shared the central bank discovered about 2% of Italian households hold modest amounts of crypto.
More news
Sticky inflation prompts EBRD to trim 2023 growth outlook for its region
High gas prices and persistent inflation eroding real wages will limit growth in emerging Europe, central Asia and north Africa, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) said in its regional economic outlook report released on Thursday.
PayPal tells Australia it supports buy-now-pay-later regulation
Payments giant PayPal Holdings Inc wants buy-now-pay-later (BNPL) loans subjected to consumer protection law, it said in a submission to the Australian government, adding a powerful voice from inside the sector calling for regulation.
Inflation nibbles at Nestle margins
Swiss food giant Nestle said on Thursday sales rose last year but inflation nibbled at its margins, while net profits plunged due to asset disposals in 2021.
Airbus earns record net profit of 4.2 bn euros in 2022
European aircraft manufacturer Airbus said on Thursday profits soared to a record level in 2022 despite supply chain problems limiting its ability to raise production.
Inflation will add £18 billion to UK non-food retail sales in 2023
Research from Metapack, ShipStation and Retail Economics reveals consumers tend to pay more for less, with inflation adding £18.2 billion to UK non-food sales, regardless of the decline in volumes by 4.9%.
Users say Microsoft's Bing chatbot gets defensive and testy
Since ChatGPT burst onto the scene, the technology behind it, known as generative AI, has been stirring up passions, between fascination and concern.
Shopify's revenue forecast fails to impress, shares fall
Shopify Inc on Wednesday forecast slowing revenue growth for the current quarter despite price hikes and new product launches, signaling that macroeconomic challenges were weighing on its merchants' online businesses.
JPMorgan's top trader sees China as biggest overseas opportunity
JPMorgan Chase & Co.'s head of trading sees China as its largest potential overseas market as the bank aims to expand its international business.
Stock markets diverge as traders react to inflation numbers
Europe stock markets climbed Wednesday after Asian counterparts finished lower, with traders digesting news of cooler UK and US inflation.
Elon Musk says end-2023 'good timing' to find new Twitter head
Twitter Chief Executive Elon Musk said on Wednesday that towards the end of 2023 would be "good timing" to find someone else to run Twitter, when he expects the social media platform to be stable.
UK inflation retreats further, remains above 10%
British annual inflation dropped further last month on easing transport costs, official data showed Wednesday, but remains above 10 percent, prolonging a cost-of-living crisis that has sparked massive strikes.
Gucci China, US slump pushes Kering sales down 7%
Sales at French luxury group Kering fell 7% in the fourth quarter, dragged lower by a slump in revenue at its biggest brand Gucci which was hit by COVID lockdowns in China and weaker demand in the United States due to a stronger dollar.
Slowdown in UK inflation eases pressure on Bank of England
British inflation fell by more than expected in January and there were signs of cooling price pressure in parts of the economy watched closely by the Bank of England, adding to signs that further hefty interest rate hikes are unlikely.
Tesla to open U.S. charging network to rivals in $7.5 billion federal program -White House
Tesla will open part of its U.S. charging network to electric vehicles (EVs) made by rivals as part of a $7.5 billion federal program to electrify the nation's highways to cut carbon emissions, the Biden administration said on Wednesday.
EuroMillions: Who won the whooping £55.7 February 14 jackpot?
This Friday's jackpot is £68 million.
Airbnb posts first profitable year as travel rebounds
Airbnb in mid-2020 slashed one fourth of its workforce -- some 1,900 people -- as the coronavirus pandemic crushed the travel industry.
Buffalo workers launch drive to become 1st Tesla union
The initiative comes as workers and unions target large companies including Apple and Amazon for labor organizing drives, encountering mixed results thus far.
How secret London talks led to Air India's gigantic plane order
Air India's record aircraft deal has put the Tata Group-owned airline in the league of aspiring global carriers.
J&J talc unit faces bankruptcy judge after tactic rejected
Johnson & Johnson's subsidiary shouldering talc-related lawsuits goes before a bankruptcy judge on Tuesday for the first time since a U.S.
World Bank most concerned in MENA about Lebanon and Tunisia
The World Bank is particularly concerned in the Middle East and North Africa region about Lebanon and Tunisia and, to a lesser extent, Egypt and Jordan, the bank's vice president for MENA said on Tuesday.
Star Entertainment shares extend fall on impairment charge warning
Shares of Star Entertainment Group fell to a record on Tuesday, extending losses after the Australian firm warned of an up to A$1.6 billion ($1.11 billion) hit to half-yearly earnings from a proposed casino duty rate hike in New South Wales (NSW).
Global shares edge higher ahead of U.S. inflation data, yen firms
Global shares edged higher on Tuesday, tracking a rebound on Wall Street ahead of a key U.S.
Dollar slips as inflation in focus, Ueda nominated as BOJ governor
The dollar was broadly lower on Tuesday ahead of a keenly anticipated inflation report, while the yen strengthened as surprise pick Kazuo Ueda was nominated to be the next governor of Bank of Japan.
London stocks hit record peak, dollar drops before US inflation
The London stock market struck a record peak close to 8,000 points Tuesday on a wave of European optimism before vital US inflation data.
Cryptoverse: Punk apes and a resurrection of NFTs
It's alive! The NFT market is twitching out of its torpor, defying reports of its demise.
Epic Games alleges Google not complying with Indian antitrust order
U.S. firm Epic Games is challenging Google in an Indian tribunal for not complying with some portions of an antitrust directive, alleging that the tech giant is not hosting the gaming company's app store on Google's Play Store app.
Ford to cut 3,800 jobs in Europe, mostly Germany, UK
US automaker Ford said Tuesday it would cut 3,800 jobs in Europe, mostly in Britain and Germany, as competition in the electric car sector intensifies.
Set For Life: Four bettors win £10,000 per month for a year each in February 13 draw
Top prize is an accumulated fund of £3,600,000 per winner.
Companies that employ technological innovations will succeed, according to Descartes System Group
Descartes System Group's recent study shows that 65% of companies' intentions to accelerate supply chain and logistics innovation investment.
Love in a time of inflation: How much will Valentine's Day set you back?
This Valentine's Day is set to look different after a year of record food inflation that has sent up prices of everything from flowers to chocolates and dining in restaurants.
- Promoted in Business
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
-
UW–Platteville Tragedy: What We Know About the Students Found Dead in Wilgus Hall
-
Why Is Annabelle Touring the US? Quick Facts About the Doll and 'Devils on the Run'
-
What Caused the Nottoway Plantation Fire and Why is Annabelle The Doll Being Linked To It?
-
Death Cap Mushroom Lady Trial Twist: Expert Disputes Phone Data Linking Her to Toxic Mushroom Sites
