Economy and business

Takata Announces Another Recall of Air Bags

With Boko Haram Threat Receding, Nigeria Allows Fishing to Resume in Lake Chad

Coal Plan Sparks Ire as Myanmar Struggles to Keep Lights On

Trump Administration Limits Government Use of Kaspersky Lab Software

Despite Winning Freedom, Many Former Fishing Slaves Struggle

Russia Calls EU-Ukraine Pact "Exemplary" Breach of WTO Rules

Trial Begins in Japan for CEO of Failed Bitcoin Exchange Mt. Gox

Trump to Nominate Quarles to Be Fed’s Top Banking Regulator

China’s Ambition, US Retreat on Show in Serbian Factory Town

China’s COSCO to Buy Orient Overseas for $6.3 Billion

Rural Amazon Violence Rises Amid Bureaucracy Over Land Titles

At France’s Davos, French Bosses Laud Impact of New President

In India, Drug Makers Try to Stay a Step Ahead of FDA

Canada’s Desjardins Suspends Lending for Energy Pipelines

Trump Is Biggest Attraction at G-20 Summit

US, Russia on Collision Course as They Compete for European Gas Market

US, Russia on Collision Course Vying for Europe Gas Market

US, Russia on Collision Course in Competition for European Gas Market

US Economy Adds 222,000 Jobs in June; Wages Remain Flat

Slavery Thriving on London’s Building Sites and in Restaurants, Says Police Chief

Uganda Public Workers Resist New Dress Code

US Economy Gains 222,000 Job; Unemployment Rate Rises Slightly

France Unveils New Measures to Lure Bankers from London

Infosys Plans 2,000 New Tech Jobs in North Carolina by 2021

Brazil: Main Points of Mercosur-EU Trade Deal Need to Be Concluded in December

US to Speed Approval for Oil, Gas Exploration on Federal Land

Hobby Lobby to Forfeit Ancient Iraqi Artifacts in Settlement With US DOJ

Britain’s Finance Industry Faces ‘Tipping Point’ Over Brexit

City Plan Aims for Flood-free Growth in Argentina’s Santa Fe

IMF: Global Economic Recovery ‘On Track,’ But Nations Must Work Together

Eurozone Growth ‘Higher Than Previously Thought’

Trump, Merkel on G-20 Collision Course Over Climate, Trade

Tesla Says its Model 3 Car will Go on Sale on Friday

Vegetarian Beef Farmer Moves Herd to Greener Pastures

Qatar, Isolated by Neighbors, Plans Gas Output Boost

Renewable Energy Surges, But Fossil Fuel Still Powers Most of Economy

Export Boom? Eurozone Shows Britain How it’s Done

World’s Biggest Container Shipping Line Operating Close to Normal After Cyberattack

Qatar’s Stock Market Falls as Neighbors’ Demands Unmet

Court: US Can Seize New York Tower Linked to Iran

Thailand, China to Sign $5 Billion Rail Infrastructure Agreement

India to Rollout Momentous Tax Reform, But Many Fear Rocky Transition

Historians Still Uncovering Details of 150-Year-Old Chinese Railroad Strike

US Growth in First Quarter Better Than Expected, Global Outlook Improves

Kenya’s Nomads Work Together to Reduce Conflicts and Poverty

US Farmers Plow Through Uncertain Trade Environment

Uber, Others Change Vietnam’s Motorbike Culture

Cuba Expects Tourism Growth Despite Trump’s Crackdown on US Travel

Samsung Investing $380M in Newberry, Creating 950 Jobs

Europol: Tuesday’s Worldwide Cyberattack ‘More Sophisticated’ Than Previous Hacks

Analysts: Thailand Taking Bet on Legalizing Casinos

Cyberattack Stops Shipper Maersk Taking New Orders, Causes Delays

EU Hits Google With $2.7B Fine for Abusing Weaker Rivals

Trump Hails ‘Energy Revolution’ as Exports Surge

Arab Sanctions Put Crimp in Doha Hotels’ Business

US Commerce Secretary: US, Europe Should Have Trade Accord

Asserting ‘Dominance,’ Trump Seeks Boost for US Energy Exports

Move to Rename Harlem Neighborhood Sparks Outrage Over Erasing Black History

Food Prize Laureate: Future of African Youth Lies in Agriculture, Not Europe

Trial of Chinese Billionaire in UN Bribery Case Opens