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The Volkswagen-owned carmaker says the cuts will come through voluntary exits and contract expirations, not compulsory redundancies, as Germany's auto industry battles weak demand and Chinese competition.
Read report »Qatar has started sending natural gas through Jordan to help run Syria's Deir Ali power plant and lift electricity generation for Damascus and other cities.
Read report »The government says folding NHS England into the health department will save money and put more control directly in ministers’ hands, but critics warn that another reorganisation could disrupt care.
Read report »Ottawa announced retaliatory duties after Washington imposed 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
Read report »Doug Ford suspended the levy after a call from Howard Lutnick, and the White House said Trump backed away from doubling steel and aluminum tariffs to 50%.
Read report »After a day of threats and counter-threats, the White House says Canadian steel and aluminium will face 25% tariffs rather than the 50% rate Trump had floated.
Read report »Ontario Premier Doug Ford said the province would charge 25% more for electricity shipped to the United States, escalating a trade fight with Washington.
Read report »On the 2025-03-09 event date, a surprise worker strike at Hamburg Airport disrupted flights for more than 40,000 passengers ahead of a broader protest across Germany.
Read report »Beijing said the duties begin on March 20 and will hit rapeseed oil, peas, pork and aquatic products in response to Canadian trade measures.
Read report »Universal Kids is set to go dark, ending NBCUniversal’s latest underperforming cable channel as viewers keep shifting away from linear TV.
Read report »Pedro Sánchez said Spain would speed up defense spending so the country could reach 2% of GDP before 2029, amid pressure from NATO and Brussels.
Read report »The US president granted a one-month reprieve for qualifying imports on March 6, 2025, days after imposing 25% duties that unsettled markets and strained North American trade.
Read report »An internal memo says the VA is preparing to return to 2019 staffing levels, raising new questions about services, timing and the administration’s broader federal cutbacks.
Read report »Ottawa says it will answer U.S. tariffs with an immediate C$30 billion round and a second wave in 21 days if Washington does not back down.
Read report »The United States imposed 25% duties on most goods from its North American neighbors and doubled an additional China tariff to 20%.
Read report »An “economic blackout” asked Americans to avoid spending for 24 hours, though AP said there was no clear sign yet of how much consumers changed their habits.
Read report »Salling Group will mark European-made products on shelf tags as Danish consumers react to Donald Trump's Greenland ambitions.
Read report »The president said new duties would apply generally, while the European Commission promised a firm and immediate response.
Read report »The planned partnership covers Kirkuk and three nearby fields, with BP’s compensation tied to additional production and the agreement still requiring approval from Iraq’s Council of Ministers.
Read report »Marco Rubio and Mohammed Shiaa al-Sudani also discussed energy independence, investment terms, Iran and the risk of an ISIS resurgence.
Read report »Starbucks says it will eliminate 1,100 support roles and streamline its US menu as new chief executive Brian Niccol tries to revive performance in the company’s home market.
Read report »The Defense Department said it would jointly lay off 4,500 probationary workers, while the Forest Service also moved to cut staff, in a broad federal downsizing effort.
Read report »The supplier says the cuts will run through the end of 2026 as it trims its automotive arm after earlier layoffs and persistent market pressure.
Read report »The government approval came just months before Brazil hosts a major U.N. climate summit, sharpening the contrast between oil policy and climate diplomacy.
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