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McDonald's Tests High-Protein Menu Items to Attract GLP-1 Weight-Loss Drug Users
McDonald's tests high-protein menu items to appeal to customers using GLP-1 weight-loss drugs.
China's Auto Regulator Issues New Rules to Stop Race-to-the-Bottom Pricing
China's market regulator introduces new rules to curb automakers' price wars after passenger car sales drop nearly 20% in January.
Mercedes-Benz Earnings Plunge 57% After $1.2 Billion Tariff Hit
Mercedes-Benz reports a 57% profit drop in 2025 after a $1.2 billion tariff hit and warns of ongoing industry challenges.
Trump Administration Secures Taiwan Trade Agreement with 15% Tariff Rate
Trump administration secures new Taiwan trade deal setting 15% tariffs and boosting U.S. semiconductor investment.
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Heineken plans to cut up to 6,000 jobs worldwide as it faces slower growth and industry challenges in 2026.
Spirit Airlines seeks court approval to auction 20 Airbus jets to reduce debt and streamline operations amid bankruptcy.
A federal judge ruled that a lawsuit accusing Bank of America of ignoring red flags tied to Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking can move forward to trial.
Stellantis warns owners of 225,000 vehicles not to drive until defective Takata airbags are replaced to prevent serious injuries.
Black Economic Empowerment, commonly known as BEE, emerged as one of South Africa's most significant economic reforms after the end of apartheid. Paul Diamond, an investor, was among those involved in early empowerment-aligned investments, operating within a complex and evolving economic landscape.
The FDA has refused to review Moderna's mRNA flu vaccine application, citing trial design concerns despite no safety issues.
Target cuts 500 jobs while boosting store staffing and training in its first major layoffs in nearly a decade.
Paramount sweetens its Warner Bros bid with extra cash incentives and breakup fee coverage to compete with Netflix's $82.7 billion offer.
A South Korean crypto exchange mistakenly credited users with $40 billion in Bitcoin, briefly making them multi-billionaires.
Toyota recalls nearly 142,000 Prius and Prius Prime vehicles due to a rear door lock defect that could open doors while driving.

















