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Echelon incorrectly marketed its EX-Prime bike as a collaboration with Amazon.

During the "battery day" portion of the presentation, Tesla confirmed that it is making its own battery cells at a facility in Fremont.

London is set to host the first human coronavirus "challenge trials," where volunteers are deliberately exposed to Covid-19 in order to test whether vaccines work, according to a report in the Financial Times. 

J&J is the fourth drugmaker backed by the Trump's administration's Covid-19 vaccine program Operation Warp Speed to enter late-stage testing.

Congress needs to pass spending legislation before Sept. 30 to avoid a government shutdown.

"We're only seeing the tip of the iceberg. We're only nine months into this pandemic," said Dr. Syra Madad, senior director of the systemwide special pathogens program at New York City Health + Hospitals.

In a remote address to the General Assembly Xi described the Paris climate agreement as charting "the course for the world to transition to green and low-carbon development."

Germany has been praised for its tackling of the coronavirus pandemic, but it's been accused of ignoring other areas of business and society that have suffered.

Saudi Arabia has long been committed to Palestinian statehood, but the narrative has shifted in recent years.

Theo Bertram, TikTok's director of government relations and public policy in Europe, lifted the lid on some of TikTok's closely guarded secrets while being grilled by politicians.

There can be no doubt now that Europe is facing the much-feared "second wave" of coronavirus. Here's what the region is doing to tackle the surge.

Euro zone businesses took a hit in September as countries grapple with a second wave of coronavirus infections, initial data showed Wednesday.

Federal Reserve Chairman Powell said the central bank remains committed to supporting the economy  through its tools "for as long as it takes." He also noted that "many economic indicators show marked improvement," though the path forward "continues to be highly uncertain."

Huawei can no longer get its Kirin smartphone chip manufactured. Qualcomm could fill the gap if it is granted a U.S. export license.

To counteract falling demand, airlines have blocked middle seats, instituted more rigorous cleaning, and eliminated many change fees. But they haven't raised ticket prices yet.

Nokia is one of the largest telecom equipment suppliers in the world, behind market leader Huawei.

Chinese fervor for online shopping waned in August, a sign that the world's second-largest economy still faces many challenges as it tries to rev up consumption at home.

Chinese state media accused the U.S. of "hooligan logic" in its push for certain conditions in the TIkTok deal and cast doubt over whether Beijing will approve the terms.

Last Friday, Paytm's app was temporarily removed from the Google Play Store for not complying with the tech giant's gambling policies in India.

The coronavirus outbreak has forced educators in the city-state to get more creative and has advanced online learning.