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Hyundai Motor, Union Reach Wage Deal to End Walkouts

The tentative wage agreement ends months of on-and-off walkouts that have disrupted production at the Korean automaker.

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Visa and Mastercard stocks hit fresh records, underscoring a resilient U.S. consumer

Aggregate spending has been strong, even if American shoppers are getting choosier about what they buy.

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Zohran Mamdani Is Turning His Fire on Amazon

The socialist mayor has taken the retail giant to task over the status of delivery workers, the sale of illegal e-bikes and fines for idling vehicles.

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EV-Maker Polestar Says Trump Administration Strung It Along Before U.S. Ban

The Chinese-owned automaker told dealers it is still trying to understand why it is being banned from the U.S. market.

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California Cancels Paramount Meeting, Citing Leaks

The two sides were scheduled to discuss a settlement of a multistate antitrust lawsuit aiming to block the Paramount-Warner merger.

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SpaceX plans to put Nvidia-powered AI satellites in orbit next year

Elon Musk's company now plans to launch orbital data centers by the end of next year.

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Canada's Big Banks Expected to Log Another Strong Quarter While Valuations Stretched

Canada's biggest banks face a high bar ahead of their latest quarterly readouts, as recent strong trends have stretched market valuations.

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Ford's $3 billion Canadian bet is getting caught in trade-war crosshairs

While certain U.S. sectors are facing headwinds from the new tariffs on Canadian goods, analysts have said the broad economic effects of the new 50% U.S. levies could be modest for the U.S. overall.

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FTC Reaches Settlement With Zillow, Redfin Over Antitrust Concerns

The FTC said its settlement unwinds an agreement from last year, in which Zillow paid Redfin $100 million to shut down its internet-listing services business and stay out of the market for up to nine years.

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WestJet Flight Attendants Ratify New Collective Agreement

WestJet flight attendants ratified a new collective agreement following a strike that grounded hundreds of flights in Canada earlier this month.

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NHTSA Expands Investigation Into GM Braking System

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is expanding its investigation into GM's electronic braking system after receiving several complaints.

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FDA Approves Alzheimer's Blood Test Developed by Roche and Eli Lilly

The Food and Drug Administration cleared a blood test for identifying Alzheimer's disease symptoms, which was developed by Roche and Eli Lilly.

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UAW Workers Reject Deere's Contract Extension Offer, Setting Up 2027 Battle

UAW President Shawn Fain called the offer an effort to avoid the usual bargaining process.

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Eli Lilly Launches Foundayo Weight-Loss Pill in U.K.

The once-daily pill was approved for patients with a body mass index of at least 30, or between 27 and 30 in the event of at least one weight-related health condition.

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Wendy's CEO Aims for Chain to Get Back in the Burger Fight

Bob Wright said that the chain has traded quality for cost savings and that a former McDonald's executive is joining as marketing chief.

 

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