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A boom cycle in scary movies is here as studios seek to lure audiences back to theaters. Brace yourself for a new brand of horror.

The U.S. auto maker revealed the target, along with plans to make its next-generation EV truck at a new factory site in Tennessee, which starts production in 2025.

Treasury market volatility keeps companies on the sidelines during a normally busy time for corporate debt financings.

China’s Foreign Ministry accused the U.S. of suppressing the popular app, a day after lawmakers on Capitol Hill raised fears it could be used to spy on Americans.

From U.S.-China relations to the parents of phone-addicted teenagers, the victims and beneficiaries run the gambit if TikTok disappears.

Ernst & Young’s renegade U.S. auditors want the new audit-focused firm to have more of EY’s lucrative tax practice, threatening to scuttle the deal. 

Lawmakers pummeled Shou Zi Chew about potential Chinese government influence over the company, as safety and security concerns over the platform deepen.

The auto maker says it wants to give investors more visibility into the performance of its three business units.

The professional-services company is looking to slash costs and streamline operations.

The restructuring has been agreed to by a group that holds more than a fifth of the property developer’s international bonds. Other bondholders have until March 31 to approve the restructuring.