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EU Tariffs Reportedly Slow Down China’s EV Export Growth by 20-30%

European tariffs have reportedly slowed China's electric and plug-in hybrid vehicle export growth by 20-30% in recent months.


Listeria Found in Al-Safa Frozen Chicken: USDA Recalls 2,010 Pounds Imported from Canada

The USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service recalled 2,010 pounds of frozen ready-to-eat chicken imported from Canada by Al-Safa US due to potential contamination with listeria, discovered during routine testing.

Burberry Prepares to Cut Jobs Due to Plummeting Sales

British luxury clothing retailer Burberry announced that it was making hundreds of jobs redundant after allegedly initiating a restructuring program as a reaction to a drop in profits.

United Boeing 757 Safely Lands After Losing Wheel On Takeoff

A United Airlines Boeing 757 lost a landing gear wheel while taking off from LAX on July 8, but safely landed in Denver with no further incident.


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Tesla Shareholders Fight 'Outlandish' $7 Billion Legal Fee Demand Over Elon Musk's $56 Billion Pay Package
Tesla shareholders are urging a Delaware court to reject a $7 billion attorneys' fee request related to the lawsuit challenging CEO Elon Musk's $56 billion pay package.
Andrew Tate and Brother Tristan Accused of Dodging $26.46 Million in Tax and VAT, Court Hears
Andrew and Tristan Tate are accused of evading taxes and VAT on $26.46 million from their online businesses and OnlyFans accounts.
Boeing Pleads Guilty—A Timeline of 737 Max's Troubled History That Led to Criminal Charges
After two deadly 737 MAX crashes, Boeing finally pleaded guilty to criminal fraud charges with a $243.6 million fine. Here's how the criminal charges stacked up since 2018.
Bitcoin Drops As Mt. Gox Starts Repaying Creditors $9 Billion After 10-Year Bankruptcy
Bitcoin dropped 5.2% to $54,313 due to concerns over Mt. Gox's $8-9 billion Bitcoin repayment and other market sentiments that have contributed to increasing market supply and volatility.
SKOREA-SAMSUNG-STRIKE
Samsung Electronics could potentially be shaken up by workers, represented by the NSEU, going on a three-day strike in South Korea for better pay and conditions.
Wall Street Sees Election as Threat to Now-Normal US Economy
Analysts believe the US economy is returning to pre-pandemic norms, but election uncertainties may bring volatility due to potential shifts in economic policies based on electoral results.
TikToker Exposes Scammer Promising $9,000 in Return for Sexual Photoshoot Involving 50 Men
A Singapore TikToker's viral video warns women about a scam offering $9,000 for a sexually suggestive photoshoot involving 50 men.
China's Hyper-Realistic Silicone Masks Raise Legal Concerns for Bypassing Facial Recognition
Hyper-realistic silicone masks in China, which can transform wearers into anyone, including celebrities, are found to bypass facial recognition, raising concerns about misuse and legal risks.
Eli Lilly's $3.2 Billion Purchase of Morphic to Enhance Chronic Illness Therapies
Eli Lilly & Co. is acquiring US biopharma company Morphic Holding Inc. for $3.2 billion to advance its experimental therapies for inflammatory bowel disease and other chronic illnesses.
Philippines’ Jobless Rate Increases to 4.1% in May, Official Statistics Say
The unemployment rate in the Philippines was recorded at 4.1% as more Filipinos join the workforce and the labor market, while the underemployment rate decreased to 9.9% in May compared to 14.6% in April, the lowest it has been since 2005.