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Recalling vehicles for air bag problems
Based on the news, General Motors will remember seven million cars across the globe with potentially harmful Takata air bag inflators after a security agency of the United States said that it had decl [...] Read More
US and China relations could have new start
A newly elected US president Joe Biden has an important opportunity to begin fresh with China, which is a major move that could benefit both countries, said by the Maurice Hank Greenberg, chairman of [...] Read More
Imposing huge sanctions against officials of Iran
The United States has placed new sanctions against officials of Iran and a sponsorship network for the Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, in the recent action after Washington currently aimed the [...] Read More
Politicians are averting stimulus package
According to the latest news American politicians are behaving like small children by not approving a brand-new stimulus bill that could ultimately help people of the United States whose income has be [...] Read More
Upgrading security exploration into Tesla cars
The United States National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said that it was extending a investigation of nearly 159,000 Tesla cars including Model S and Model X vehicles which are upgrad [...] Read More
Preparing for ultra-cold coronavirus vaccine distribution
Airlines are climbing to generate ultra-cold shipping as well as reservation facilities to transport COVID-19 vaccines implemented by Pfizer and Moderna whose doses need deep freezing are expected to [...] Read More
New government scheme to assist low-emission cars
Recently, the world’s leading automaker firm Volkswagen said that the government of Germany’s three-billion-euro scheme to offer powerful assistance to low-emission cars that send a wonderful indicati [...] Read More
Spain to alter economic downturn as unemployment increases
Reportedly, the Spanish government is planning to gain taxes on major enterprises and meanwhile, utilize around 27 billion euros in European allowances because it attempts to alter one of the biggest [...] Read More
Consumer confidence plunges as COVID-19 spreads
The United States consumer confidence plunged moderately in the month of October due to a new wave of the coronavirus pandemic observed across the nation. The Conference Board currently reported that [...] Read More
Requires massive powers to secure local news industry
The Federal Trade Commission of the United States needs all new powers in order to safeguard the grappling local news industry from unpleasant competition from big tech firms, said by a senior lawmake [...] Read More
Hyundai shifts to quarterly losses
As per the latest buzz, the leading automaker company of South Korea, Hyundai Motor has currently stated that it has shifted to a net loss for the period of July to September, missing industry estimat [...] Read More
Stocks collapse as coronavirus cases rise
On Monday, the US stocks market closed session on lower note on concerns that increasing COVID-19 infections in both the United States and Europe will hamper business activity and deeper impact on the [...] Read More
