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In a letter, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reminded Tesla that federal law requires automakers to initiate recalls if they find defects that pose a safety risk.

The end of a long and profitable relationship with soccer’s governing body would mean renaming one of the most popular video games of all time.

We asked 18 academics what they would choose if they could pick only one, as Senator Manchin has reportedly advised.

Companies are juggling conflicting federal and state orders on coronavirus vaccine mandates.

China announced on Wednesday a national rush to mine and burn more coal, as the country’s electricity shortage threatens to damage its image as a reliable manufacturing base.

The new recommendations are aimed at food manufacturers and restaurants. Some experts say they don’t go far enough.

Mr. Goldner, who went on medical leave two days earlier, has been credited with merging toys and entertainment.

“At the very least, I feel vindicated,” the employee, Terra Field, wrote on Twitter.

The agency approved three Vuse vaping products and said their benefits in helping smokers quit outweighed the risks of hooking youths.

“This does not change anything for American,” a spokeswoman said. When the airline introduced its mandate, it cited a presidential order that employees of government contractors be vaccinated.

The change comes during a labor shortage in the United States, offering reassurance that undocumented workers are not at risk of being deported en masse.

An advisory panel is to vote later this week on whether to recommend emergency authorization of boosters for the Moderna and Johnson & Johnson vaccines.

The International Monetary Fund says the persistence of the coronavirus and global supply chain crisis weighs on economies.

A government report shows how the balance of power in the labor market has swung toward workers.

“This new group can do all the fancy footwork it wants, but China’s not going to cooperate,” one expert said.

A plan outlined by President Emmanuel Macron commits 30 billion euros to finance crucial industries and cut greenhouse emissions.

The global growth forecast was pared to 5.9 percent from 6 percent because of the Delta variant and supply chain bottlenecks. The U.S. growth prediction was cut to 6 percent from 7 percent.

Robbers are targeting food delivery workers in New York, and thefts of their electric bikes have risen. Many are banding together to protect one another.

A survey by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York shows inflation expectations are the highest since 2013, adding pressure for Federal Reserve officials.

The global growth forecast was pared to 5.9 percent from 6 percent because of the Delta variant and supply chain bottlenecks. The U.S. growth prediction was cut to 6 percent from 7 percent.