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Britain Approves $24 Billion Nuclear Power Plant

The plant will built by a French company and partly financed by China

By William James / Reuters

Hanjin's Bankruptcy Is Causing a Trailer Shortage

$14 billion of cargo is stranded, much of it on more than 100 ships at sea

By Jim Christie, Lisa Richwine and Tom Hals / Reuters

Tesla Autopilot 'Pushing The Envelope in Terms of Safety'

The feature's safety was thrust into the spotlight after a fatal crash involving a Model S driver using the new technology

By Eric Auchard and Tova Cohen / Reuters

Chevy's New Electric Car Will Outrange Tesla's Model 3

At least, that's what the automaker claims

By Bernie Woodall / Reuters

LinkedIn Launches 'Lite' Mobile Version in India

The company says it's aimed at helping smartphone users with poor connectivity in its second largest market

By Rishika Sadam / Reuters

Samsung Stock Plunges Amid Massive Galaxy Note 7 Recall

Investors have wiped more than $14 billion in value from the company

By Se Young Lee / Reuters

Samsung Shares Drop After Galaxy Note 7 Recall

The stock price has hit a two-month low as Galaxy Note 7 woes continue

By Se Young Lee / Reuters

Tesla Says New Autopilot Would Likely Have Prevented Fatality

Elon Musk cautioned the improvement "doesn't mean perfect safety"

By Reuters

Stock Market Has Biggest One-Day Drop Since June

Investors were also nervous about a potential interest rate hike

By Caroline Valetkevitch / Reuters

Iraq Readies for Big Push to Rid Mosul of ISIS

Military and humanitarian preparations are now in full swing for late-year offensive

By Stephen Kalin / Reuters

Airbnb Is Overhauling its Anti-Discrimination Policy

After months of criticism and instances of racism

By Deborah M. Todd / Reuters

Uber's China Deal Under Investigation

Uber wants to sell its China operations to a local rival

By Reuters

Singaporeans Wary as Zika Spreads

Some 150 cases have been reported since the first locally contracted infection was found a week ago

By Fathin Ungku and Aradhana Aravindan / Reuters

Uzbekistan President Critically Ill

He has ruled Uzbekistan with an iron grip since 1989.

By Reuters

Samsung's New Phone Delayed After Reports of Exploding Batteries

The company has yet to comment on the issue, said to be affecting the new Note 7

By Se Young Lee / Reuters

Apple CEO Tim Cook Says E.U. Tax Ruling Is 'Total Political Crap'

'Ireland is being picked on and this is unacceptable'

By Reuters

Spainish Socialists to Vote Against Government

The no-confidence vote against the government of acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy could trigger a third national election in a year.

By Jesús Aguado / Reuters

First Scheduled Flight Between U.S. and Cuba Lands

But a memorandum of understanding between Cuba and the U.S. will limit Havana flights to 20 round trips per day

By Jeffrey Dastin / Reuters

Apple Ordered to Pay $14.5 Billion in Back Taxes

Apple's routing of profits through Ireland judged illegal

By Foo Yun Chee/Reuters

Voter Databases in 2 States Were Breached, FBI Says

It's unclear who targeted the databses

By Dustin Volz and Jim Finkle / Reuters
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