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Toyota this week began taking orders for its first electric sedan in China, and announced two more models are set to come to the local market next year.

For years, Tim Cook has been bullish on India. Now, he is betting on the Asian giant as it diversifies from China as Apple expands its India footprint.

Prices have been driven up by unseasonal rainfall in India, a poor European beat crop and summer drought conditions.

Even though a majority of American workers do have some kind of paid time off, nearly half of them report not using all of their vacation time.

The priciest tickets to attend Singapore's Formula One race this year are gone, despite being priced at SG$11,016 for a three-day pass.

China and the U.S. dominate the top 10 of cities where wealth has soared the most over the past decade, according to a new report by Henley & Partners.

IBM missed on revenue, but reduced expenses contributed to better-than-expected profit

Abbott Laboratories said Covid-related headwinds may actually be easing.

Smartmatic wants to compel Fox to "reproduce all relevant documents and depositions from the Dominion actions."

ESPN will lay off both on-air talent and management as part of Disney's cost cutting efforts, sources say.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has cautioned Saudi Arabia against Iran after a China-brokered deal between the two Mideast Gulf states.

Israel has been rocked by mass protests over the government's months-long bid to push through deeply contentious judicial reforms.

Factories are expected to become a lot smarter in the future, powered by critical technologies such as AI, cloud computing, and the metaverse.

Atlassian co-CEO Scott Farquhar says the company can stand out among businesses integrating GPT-4 by showing results about clients' extensive data collections.

Netflix reported earnings after the bell. Here are the results.

Meta has begun saying goodbye to some technical workers, following plans announced in March to lay off 10,000 employees.

Troubles have been brewing in eastern Europe where there's been a glut of Ukraine's abundant and cheap agricultural exports.

The European CHIPS Act seeks to help the bloc secure its semiconductor supplies, ensure self-sufficiency and compete with the U.S. and Asia on tech.

United reported a loss for the first three months of the year but forecast a profit for the second quarter, when the peak summer travel season picks up.

The layoffs are part of the previously announced job cuts that are expected to affect 9,000 employees.