Industry News
A group representing nearly all major automakers on Monday urged U.S. lawmakers to pass a permanent ban on Chinese vehicles when they return next week for a quick session after the midterm congressional elections. In September, the Senate sponsors of …
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Britain’s vehicle production rose sharply in September, industry data showed on Thursday, rebounding from a cyber-incident-hit comparison a year earlier. U.K. vehicle output increased 36.3% to 74,031 units in September, the strongest growth since August 2022, the Society of Motor …
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These days the insurance industry is “caught in the crosshairs,” and it may also be caught flatfooted – responding to recent questions of a policy’s worth rather than working from in front with appropriate data. In Boston at the American …
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Banks whose clients are exposed to the super El Niño cycle building in the Pacific Ocean are now assessing loan structures and loss risks, with debt rescheduling among options being considered. Spain’s Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria SA, which aside from …
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Snap Inc. is finalizing a settlement in a lawsuit filed by two teenagers who say years of compulsive scrolling and posting on the company’s photo-sharing app contributed to their mental health struggles, according to attorneys for the plaintiffs. The agreement, …
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Supermarkets across Europe were hit by suspected cyberattacks that resulted in sudden changes in the temperatures of their fridges and freezers on Monday, echoing a more widespread problem in France last month. Incidents were reported in Belgium, Ireland, Sweden, Finland …
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The pilot of a private jet told air traffic controllers the plane was experiencing moderate turbulence and going through some precipitation just before it plummeted at 20,000 feet per minute and crashed into a residential area in Florida, killing all …
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Spain is considering suspending the rail service between Madrid and Barcelona following this week’s train crash that left at least 69 people dead, Transport Minister Óscar Puente said. The Madrid-Barcelona line, which connects the country’s two biggest cities, is due …
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A federal judge threw out Donald Trump’s renewed $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal and ruled that it can’t be filed again, marking another setback for the president’s legal fights with the press. Judge Darrin Gayles in …
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A federal appeals court affirmed a jury’s finding that the National Football League violated antitrust law with its Sunday Ticket game-broadcast package and ordered a new trial over how much the league should pay in damages. A three-judge panel of …
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