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Bangladesh Seeks Japanese Investment During Prime Minister's Tokyo Visit
Business leaders urge swift trade agreement implementation as Bangladesh looks to leverage its Least Developed Country status.
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Air Canada Cancels South Carolina Flights and Implements New Phone Booking Fee
The national carrier is ending its seasonal Toronto to Charleston route and introducing a new fee for phone reservations as part of a push toward digital bookings.
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Tesla Surpasses Third-Quarter Earnings and Revenue Estimates
The electric vehicle maker reported adjusted quarterly earnings of $0.48 per share alongside $28.05 billion in revenue.
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Tesla Reports Third-Quarter Earnings Beat Despite Declining Profits
The electric vehicle manufacturer posted adjusted earnings and revenue above Wall Street expectations, while profits fell due to surging investments in artificial intelligence and robotics.
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Gold Prices Hold Near $4,127 as Markets Weigh Economic Uncertainty
Spot gold traded at $4,127 per ounce on October 21, 2026, as investors navigated shifting economic indicators and midterm election projections.
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Tonbo Imaging IPO Subscribed 49 Times Ahead of Allotment
The defense electronics maker's share allotment is expected to be finalized as strong investor demand drives a 49-fold subscription.
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Meta Q3 Earnings Set to Test Wall Street Confidence in Heavy AI Spending
Meta Platforms kicks off Big Tech earnings season as investors scrutinize the financial impact of massive artificial intelligence investments.
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Amazon FTC Settlement Expands Automatic Refunds to More Prime Users
Eligible customers could receive up to $200 in automatic payments following a revised federal settlement over subscription practices.
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Airlines and Energy Firms Adjust Operations Following Venezuela Disasters
Business sectors adapt their operational timelines and financial outlooks in the wake of severe infrastructure challenges and natural disasters in Venezuela.
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Understanding Severance Pay Rights and Contractual Terms in Germany
Exploring legal regulations on employee severance alongside recent contract discussions involving Borussia Dortmund and coach Niko Kovac.
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Canadian Court Sides With Ticketmaster in Drip-Pricing Lawsuit
A federal judge ruled that separately displaying mandatory fees alongside ticket prices does not violate Canadian drip-pricing laws.
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2028 Audi A6 Allroad Debuts with Advanced Tech and Air Suspension
Audi expands its latest vehicle generation with a high-riding wagon blending luxury utility and a turbocharged V-6 engine.