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Tesla Inc.’s China deliveries slumped in July to the lowest level this year, as the electric vehicle maker struggles to attract buyers despite price cuts and other incentives.

DoorDash Inc. reported a record number of delivery orders in the second quarter, showing consumers’ commitment to takeout despite rising prices.

Craig Downs’ 2015 study linked chemical sunscreens to coral reef harm; now he’s investigating other coastal impacts.

Of all the signs out there that the US will manage to dodge a recession once deemed inevitable, perhaps none is more convincing than this: CEOs across the country are opting to reinvest more of their profits in expansion projects rather than handing the money back to shareholders.

Saudi Arabia and its oil-producing allies will review global oil markets this week while the kingdom weighs whether to prolong its own unilateral production cut.

Niger’s new military leader said the junta won’t bow to international pressure to relinquish power, escalating a standoff with a regional bloc that has threatened to use force if the nation’s democratically elected president isn’t reinstated.

The UK may need to overhaul its renewable energy subsidy auctions to deliver on its net zero target, according to the head of utility SSE PLC.

Nintendo Co. hit a new high for first-quarter profit after the successful launch of its latest Legend of Zelda game propped up sales of its Switch console.

Russia will start buying foreign currency and gold as a recovery in energy revenue brought it above the target set in the budget.