Due to declining sales and digital competition, Forever 21 seeks up to 50% rent cuts, risking worsened financial strain and operational limits.

China has invested $230.8 billion over a decade to boost its electric vehicle (EV) industry, with this support constituting 18.8% of total EV sales between 2009 and 2023.

Several AI companies are reportedly bypassing a web standard that prevents content scraping, according to a letter from content licensing startup, TollBit.

China has imposed sanctions on Lockheed Martin and its executives over arms deals with Taiwan, citing violations of sovereignty.

Robert Winnett has opted against becoming The Washington Post's editor amid controversy surrounding CEO Will Lewis, who received allegations of unethical journalism practices.

Singapore becomes a major hub for international mergers and acquisitions this quarter, with deal values up 102% from last year to $23.8 billion.

The Kremlin accuses Biden of using a sales ban to stifle competition. Meanwhile, Kaspersky plans to pursue legal action to defend its independence and product integrity.

Oil prices surged on Thursday, June 20, driven by a rally in equity markets and a decline in US crude stockpiles, reaching $75 per barrel for Brent crude and $72 per barrel for West Texas Intermediate.

Corporate America faces challenges in monitoring remote employee productivity amidst a surge in deceptive practices like using mouse jigglers, prompting stricter measures, and adopting advanced surveillance tools.

Peter Dutton's plan to introduce nuclear power across Australia met with strong resistance due to potential taxpayer burden, with critics citing similar international ventures costing billions.

The $5 meal deal will include a McDouble or McChicken sandwich, small fries, four-piece Chicken McNuggets, and a small soft drink.

The Biden administration prohibited the sale of Kaspersky Lab's antivirus software in the US, citing concerns over its ties to the Russian government and potential cybersecurity threat.

Climate activists sprayed orange paint on private jets at Stansted Airport, claiming Taylor Swift's recent arrival despite her absence, which was confirmed by Essex Police and resulted in arrests.

Elon Musk clarifies his controversial remarks to advertisers at Cannes Lions as a form of free speech on his X platform amid efforts to mend relations with major advertisers like Apple and Disney.

France is being criticized by the European Commission for its excessive debt levels, prompting a rebuke that could complicate President Macron's reelection.

Nestlé warns of potential reduced chocolate consumption due to soaring cocoa costs, which may force price hikes and impact consumer demand.

Chinese Premier Li Qiang's visit to Malaysia includes plans to integrate the East Coast Rail Link with regional projects, boosting China's Belt and Road initiative in Southeast Asia.

Boeing CEO David Calhoun apologized to the families of the 737 Max crash victims and defended the company's safety record at a Senate hearing following multiple whistleblower allegations.

A new study revealed that record-breaking heat waves are likely caused by new low-sulfur fuel regulations in ships implemented by the IMO in 2020, which reduced sulfur dioxide emissions by 80%.

Here's what's open and closed this year, Juneteenth, from banks and post offices to restaurants, grocery stores, and retail stores.

Elden Ring creator, FromSoftware, and president Hidetaka Miyazaki assures no mass layoffs under his leadership, citing job security's role in game quality.

Ecuador suspended the visa waiver for Chinese citizens due to rising irregular migration. Starting July 1, it will require visas, citing exit protocol violations and strain on resources.

The UK's wealthiest Hinduja family is on trial in Switzerland for human trafficking and exploiting Indian servants allegations, facing accusations of passport confiscation and underpaying.

Russian authorities have detained three individuals connected to a botulism outbreak due to contaminated salads and canned beans.

A new whistleblower alleged that Boeing hid defective parts from regulators, potentially installing them in 737 Max planes, prompting a new congressional investigation.

Stellantis announces a recall of nearly 1.2 million vehicles in the US and Canada due to a software glitch that disables rearview cameras. The recall affects various models from 2021 to 2023.

A new poll shows nearly half of Americans believe it's essential for the US government to provide medical debt relief first over other debts.

The FDA has paused BioNTech's breast and lung cancer trial involving licensed treatment from Chinese biotech MediLink Therapeutics Ltd., citing safety concerns.

Will Lewis is urged to step down as CEO of The Washington Post following resurfaced allegations of unethical journalism practices at the London-based Sunday Times.

Tesla has filed a lawsuit accusing former supplier Matthews International of stealing and using its electric vehicle battery manufacturing secrets, seeking over $1 billion in damages.