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The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has driven up the costs of key produce items like tomatoes, cucumbers, and peppers in the UK, putting a strain on consumer budgets.

Hundreds of Lufthansa flights have been canceled as the airline's cabin crew members go on strike, the third major labor action at the German carrier this year.

The United States Postal Service is proposing price increases and delaying retirement fund contributions amidst ongoing operational and financial strains.

John Deere agrees to pay $99 million and make key repair resources available to farmers, marking a major victory in the ongoing battle for the right to repair agricultural equipment.

Venezuela's government has approved a new law to open up the country's mining sector to foreign investors, aiming to boost economic growth and development.

Volkswagen has halted production of its all-electric ID.4 in the US, pivoting back to focus on gas-powered SUVs like the upcoming Atlas at its US factory.

Ticketing platform StubHub settles FTC allegations over undisclosed fees, agreeing to pay $10 million penalty for deceptive advertising of ticket prices on its website.

Two sisters, daughters of Dominican immigrants, build a thriving chocolate factory in their parents' homeland, providing farmers a stake in the company and fulfilling their own American dream.

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Volkswagen announces the end of ID.4 electric SUV production at its Tennessee plant, signaling a strategic realignment in its U.S. electric vehicle efforts.