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An employee walks past a pile of knitwear products at a factory that produces hats and scarves in Yiwu, in eastern China's Zhejiang province on September 18, 2025
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Tariff Uncertainty Delays World Cup Orders For China's Merch Makers

A man walks past the Federal Reserve Bank in Washington DC
Economy

US Stocks Slip From Records As Fed Decision Looms

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Technology and Innovation

Trump Extends Delay On US TikTok Ban Until Mid-December

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Business

TikTok US Sale May Finalize During Friday's Trump-Xi Jinping Call—But What About the Deadline?

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Technology and Innovation

xAI Reportedly Lays Off 500 Data Annotation Employees to Shift Focus to Specialists

The Federal Reserve is widely expected to make a 25 basis points rate cut at the end of its two-day policy meeting in September
Economy

Federal Reserve Expected to Cut Rates by 25 Basis Points as Political Tensions Loom

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Business

Trump Administration Moves to Suspend Greenhouse Gas Reporting Until 2034

Defense plant workers take part in a strike outside a Boeing facility in Berkeley, Missouri, near St. Louis, on August 5, 2025.
Business

3,200 Boeing Union Members Stay on Strike as Contract Dispute Deepens

French Prime Minister Francois Bayrou seek 44 billion euros ($51 billion) in savings to cut the country's massive debt
Europe

Bayrou Gambles on €44 Billion Savings Plan as France's Debt Hits Record High

MFE is led by Pier Silvio Berlusconi, son of the late media tycoon and Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi
Media

European TV Shakeup: Berlusconi's MFE Buys Germany's ProSieben

Attorneys in a class action suit argued that Google collected data about mobile phone app activity even from users who applied security settings it recommended to avoid such tracking
Business

Google Hit With $425M Jury Verdict Over App Data Tracking

Faced with weak market conditions, the company last year suspended construction of the renewables biofuel factory in Rotterdam that was intended to produce sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and diesel from waste
Business

Shell Cancels Rotterdam Biofuel Plant in Netherlands, Shifts Focus to Oil and Gas

The EU's trade deal with South American bloc Mercosur has faced French-led opposition over agricultural concerns
Business

World's Largest Free-Trade Area: EU Gives Green Light to Mercosur Pact

Takeshi Niinami, one of Japan's best-known business people, quit after he was put under investigation regarding his involvement in supplements sent from the United States to Japan
Business

Japan's Ex-Suntory Chief Takeshi Niinami Steps Down, Says He Only Used CBD for Jet Lag

Google Wins Chrome, Android Rights but Ordered to Share Data
Business

Google Wins Chrome, Android Rights but Ordered to Share Data with Competitors

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