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The network had initially planned to release the interview on Sunday.

Canada approved a Glencore-led $9 billion deal to acquire coal assets from Teck Resources, after officials secured commitments from both companies about additional investment in the country.

Netflix, Walt Disney, and other U.S. streaming companies have asked a Canadian court to stop plans by authorities to force them to fork over 5% of their sales in the country to finance local broadcast news and other domestic content.

The South Korean tech giant forecast a surge in second-quarter earnings, suggesting that its flagship semiconductor business sustained a strong recovery.

BMW is sticking to planned investments for its battery-powered future while holding onto its conventional gasoline-fueled roots, its technology chief Frank Weber said in an interview.

Barclays said its Hamburg-based Consumer Bank Europe—which offers diversified retail banking services to the German and Austrian markets—will be bought for a small premium to net assets.

Chinese electric vehicle makers had robust sales in June, helped by government subsidies, tax breaks and steep discounts that brought buyers back into showrooms after a sluggish start to the year.

Shell will pause construction work at its biofuels facility in Rotterdam as it seeks to cut costs in pursuit of better returns for investors.

Richemont appointed new chief executives for its heavyweight brands Cartier and Van Cleef & Arpels, reshuffling its core jewelry division following recent management shifts at the helm of the Swiss luxury group.

Asian budget airline operator Cebu Air signed a preliminary deal to buy up to 152 Airbus jets in what it said was the largest aircraft order in Philippine history.