Canadian Alcohol Makers Face Domestic Sales Hurdles as US Ban Takes Effect
Canadian brewers, distillers and winemakers are facing fresh challenges as a US ban on many Canadian alcoholic beverage imports takes effect, limiting access to a key export market. Producers such as Saskatchewan distiller John...
UPS Signs Exclusive TikTok Shop Returns Deal
UPS has signed an exclusive deal with TikTok Shop to provide no-box, no-label returns for US sellers on the fast-growing e-commerce platform, as the parcel delivery company expands its higher-margin reverse logistics business. The...
GM Slashes Chevrolet Bolt Production Plans by 75%
General Motors is producing about 75% fewer Chevrolet Bolt electric vehicles than originally planned, with the Kansas City-area plant now expected to make roughly 35,000 units before production ends in the first quarter of...
Anthropic Eyes $2 Trillion Valuation as AI Ambitions Drive Massive Costs
Anthropic is preparing for a potential blockbuster IPO that could value the artificial intelligence startup at more than $2 trillion, according to its IPO prospectus reviewed by Reuters. The company reported revenue of nearly...
Prediction Markets’ Expansion Into US Stocks Sparks Regulatory Concerns
Prediction markets are rapidly expanding into US stocks and corporate events, raising concerns over investor protection and regulatory oversight, according to independent data and legal experts. Platforms such as Polymarket and Kalshi, initially known...
UK Tribunal Revives Part of Consumer Lawsuit Against Apple and Amazon
Britain’s Competition Appeal Tribunal has allowed part of a revived consumer lawsuit against Apple and Amazon to proceed over allegations that the companies restricted competition in the sale of Apple and Beats products on...
American Express Expands Global Card Acceptance to Over 190 Million Merchant Locations
American Express said on Monday that its cards can now be used at more than 190 million merchant locations worldwide, with acceptance outside the United States more than doubling over the past four years....
US, China Agree to Cut Tariffs on $60 Billion in Goods
China and the United States have agreed to reduce tariffs on $60 billion worth of goods traded between the two countries, covering products ranging from US agricultural commodities, seafood and cosmetics to Chinese household...












