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The lawsuit alleges that Walmart deposited drivers’ pay into accounts with payment platform Branch Messenger without the drivers’ consent.

The investment group, which is Tencent’s largest shareholder, aims to serve 100 million customers across local e-commerce, travel and fintech sectors following the acquisition.

Honda’s chief executive said the move wasn’t a rescue of troubled Nissan.

The companies have been involved in global patent litigation, with both having accused the other of infringing certain patents, and each has filed counterclaims and actions to invalidate the other party’s patents.

The carrier had briefly halted all flights on a high-pressure day for holiday travel.

One crew member was in intensive care after engine problems and smoke in the cabin and cockpit forced the landing, the airline said.

The U.K. government is calling on manufacturers for their views on how to end the sale of new cars with combustion engines from 2030.

The Japanese company urged Biden to reflect on the steps it has taken to address national-security concerns.

Chevron and Woodside Energy agreed to an asset swap that they said will sharpen their focus on the massive LNG operations they each operate in Western Australia.

The Chinese fintech company, co-founded by billionaire Jack Ma, said it has no plans to go public, striking back at social-media posts contending the company was exploring a potential backdoor listing.