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The White House dismissed Alvin Brown, who was serving as the vice chair of the National Transportation Safety Board, marking the most recent in a sequence of firings by President Donald Trump

On Monday, Ford Motor withdrew its yearly forecast due to the uncertainty surrounding President Trump's tariffs, stating that the tariffs would reduce the company's adjusted earnings before interest and taxes by approximately $1.5 billion

Pharmacy chain Rite Aid intends to file for bankruptcy protection for the second time in two years, and is also planning to cut jobs, Bloomberg News reported Monday.

Tyson Foods reported lower-than-expected quarterly sales and stuck to its annual revenue forecast on Monday amid weaker demand for beef, sending shares down 9% and overshadowing better-than-anticipated profits.

Skechers has agreed to be taken private by 3G Capital for $9.42 billion in the footwear industry's biggest buyout to date, at a time when the company grapples with the impact of steep US tariffs.

OPEC+ plans to speed up increases in oil production and may reintroduce up to 2.2 million barrels per day to the market by November, according to five OPEC+ insiders. The coalition's leader, Saudi Arabia, is looking to reprimand some members for exceeding production limits

A court in South Africa convicted a mother alongside two accomplices for abducting and trafficking her 6-year-old daughter, a case that captured the country's attention since the previous year

Nigel Farage's right-wing Reform UK won a fifth parliamentary seat on Friday which underscored the threat it poses to Britain's main two political parties.

Beijing is "assessing" a proposal from Washington to engage in discussions regarding the severely impactful tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump, according to China's Commerce Ministry on Friday, suggesting a possible easing of tensions in the trade conflict that has unsettled global markets

On Thursday, Amazon announced its first-quarter cloud revenue growth but projected operating income that fell below expectations, which left investors disappointed

The Justice Department has charged three of the country's largest health insurance companies with disbursing hundreds of millions of dollars in kickbacks to brokers in return for directing patients to their Medicare Advantage plans

Microsoft's Xbox is increasing the prices of its game consoles, controllers, first-party games, and other accessories, in line with similar actions taken by competitors because of US tariffs affecting worldwide supply chains

According to the Wall Street Journal, Tesla's board members contacted several executive search firms about a month ago to look for a replacement for CEO Elon Musk

Starbucks reported a larger-than-anticipated decline in global comparable sales for the quarter on Tuesday, as demand for its high-priced coffees in the United States remained weak due to increasing macroeconomic uncertainty

Saks Fifth Avenue is launching a storefront on Amazon where it will sell high-end, designer products from Dolce & Gabbana and Balmain in the e-commerce giant's latest foray into selling luxury goods, the companies said on Tuesday.

Prosecutors in British Columbia charged Kai-Ji Adam Lo with eight counts of murder in the second degree

Jack in the Box is looking to sell its underperforming Del Taco restaurant chain and has halted its dividend as part of a reorganization strategy under its new CEO Lance Tucker, it announced on Wednesday

A federal judge ordered President Trump's administration to stop the shutdown of government-funded radio broadcasts of Voice of America, Voice of America, Radio Free Asia, and Middle East Broadcasting Networks.

OpenAI would be interested in buying Google's Chrome if antitrust enforcers are successful in forcing the Alphabet unit to sell the popular web browser as part of a bid to restore competition in search, an OpenAI executive testified on Tuesday at Google's antitrust trial in Washington.

A Boeing jet intended for use by a Chinese airline landed back at the planemaker's US production hub on Saturday, a victim of the tit-for-tat bilateral tariffs launched by President Trump in his global trade offensive.

China's export controls on three metals important across the defense and chip sectors are keeping shipments at historically low levels despite high prices worldwide as Beijing flexes its control over the minerals supply chain.

President Volodymyr Zelensky encouraged Ukrainians to maintain hope for peace, just hours after Russian President Vladimir Putin unexpectedly declared a temporary one-day truce in Ukraine for Easter

Ford Motor said Friday it has halted shipments of its SUVs, pick-up trucks and sports cars to China, as it starts to face the heat from retaliatory tariffs that have seen vehicles face taxes as high as 150%.

Tesla faces a proposed class action claiming it speeds up odometers on its electric vehicles so they fall out of warranty faster, saving Elon Musk's company from having to pay for repairs.

Tesla has resolved a racial discrimination lawsuit filed by a Black female employee who alleged that a manager at its Fremont, California, plant occasionally greeted employees with phrases like "welcome to the plantation" or "welcome to the slave house."