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UK Issues 'Stop Using' Order After Dangerous Amazon Items Found to Violate Safety Rules
The UK has issued a 'stop using' warning for dangerous Amazon products, including a choking hazard toy and a fire-risk waxing machine.
Mass Layoffs Loom as GM Suspends BrightDrop Production Due to EV Inventory Buildup
GM halts BrightDrop van production in Ontario, leading to mass layoffs and a major plant retooling amid slow EV sales.
Xi Jinping Says China 'Not Afraid' as Beijing Hits Back With 125% Tariffs on US Goods
China hits US goods with 125% tariffs as Xi Jinping says the nation is "not afraid" of American pressure.
Trump Escalates Trade Fight With China, Citing National Security Concerns Over Chips
Trump plans new semiconductor tariffs on China, citing national security and pushing for U.S. chip production.
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China raises tariffs on U.S. goods to 125% in response to new American trade duties, escalating tensions.
Cabot Creamery recalls 1,700 pounds of butter in seven states due to coliform bacteria risk, with no reported illnesses.
Spribe teams up with World Wrestling Entertainment and MMA in a groundbreaking new partnership.
Physicians and investors alike are looking for alternative approaches to conventional post-operative pain management—and the B2B biotech startup AmacaThera may have the answer.
Prada acquires Versace in a landmark merger, strengthening Italy's presence in the global luxury fashion market.
Amazon shoppers may face higher prices as Chinese sellers respond to new 145% U.S. tariffs by raising costs or exiting the market.
Social Security drops in-person ID rule, allowing most seniors to verify identity by phone starting April 14.
Novartis plans a $23 billion U.S. expansion to boost drug production and counter potential import tariffs.
IRS Acting Commissioner Melanie Krause resigns following controversy over a deal allowing ICE access to taxpayer data for deportation efforts.
Cal-Maine Foods is under DOJ investigation amid soaring egg prices, with shares dropping 4% following the news.

















