Stellantis scraps Jeep, Chrysler plug-in hybrid vehicles amid EV slowdown, recall
The decision is an about-face for the automaker, which has touted its sales leadership of the models, known as PHEVs, for years.
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How IMAX crushed other theater stocks in 2025
IMAX outperformed other theatrical stocks in 2025 as it capitalized on changing consumer trends and partnerships with major studio productions.
Iran cuts internet as supreme leader warns protesters
DUBAI (Reuters) — Iran was largely cut off from the outside world on Friday after authorities blacked out the internet to curb expanding protests, with
Air passenger traffic hits record high in 2025 on increased int’l travel
South Korea’s air passenger traffic reached a record high in 2025 on strong overseas travel demand, government data showed Friday. The number of airline passengers
Saks Global struggles to line up financing as potential bankruptcy filing looms
Saks is trying to line up financing to pay its bills during a potential bankruptcy filing, but investors have shown little interest over repayment concerns.
Ex-Premier League soccer referee Coote gets suspended sentence for indecent image charge
Former Premier League soccer referee David Coote was on Thursday given a suspended prison sentence after pleading guilty to a charge of making an indecent
Real estate agents say the housing market is starting to balance out
The latest housing survey shows agents slightly more optimistic about the new year, and shows a previously strong buyer’s market becoming more balanced.
Ford enters race to offer eyes-off driving tech, starting with $30,000 EV in 2028
The target brings Ford into a race against competitors such as Tesla, General Motors and Rivian Automotive to develop and broadly launch such systems.
Pyongyang’s state media silent on birthday of N. Korea’s Kim
North Korea’s state media has remained silent on the birthday of leader Kim Jong-un, believed to fall on Thursday, instead focusing on reporting the nation’s
Americans are changing where they’re moving. Here’s how that could affect commercial real estate
Americans are increasingly moving to smaller markets rather than urban cores as they seek cheaper housing and better quality of life.