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On Monday, a U.S. appeals court refused Johnson & Johnson’s (NYSE:JNJ) request to send tens of thousands of talc claims to bankruptcy court. It was the first big rejection of a legal technique that potentially transformed US corporate liability law.
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After Friday’s close, Japan’s stock market fell due to textile, construction, and railway & bus losses.
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After missing Wall Street’s delivery estimates, Tesla aggressively discounted its electric automobiles in the US and Europe, according to the automaker’s website.
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a Chinese property-related entity since late 2021, when the sector’s debt crisis peaked.
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The FAA has granted specific limits for Airbus’s newest narrow-body airliner, the A321XLR, due to concerns over a fuel tank.
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As more people use e-cigarettes and oral nicotine products, British American Tobacco (NYSE:BTI) expects full-year sales growth of 2% to 4% at constant currency rates.
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For paying bribes in South Africa, the engineering and technology company ABB was fined $4.3 million by the Swiss Attorney General.
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The Japanese stock market closed lower on Friday due to losses in the Banking, Insurance, and Power sectors.
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H&M, the world’s second-largest fashion retailer, will lay off 1,500 workers to cut costs in response to falling consumer demand and rising costs of living.
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In the first four weeks of November in China, BYD outsold Volkswagen (ETR:VOWG p). This reversal reveals legacy brands’ pressure in the world’s largest vehicle market.
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