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Kazatomprom, the world’s largest producer of uranium, booked a jump in annual profits due to high prices and confirmed this year’s production target but said global output won’t cover demand post-2030.

Swisscom agreed to buy Vodafone’s Italian business for $8.7 billion, a deal that completes the U.K. telecom company’s simplification of its European portfolio.

Japanese automakers are trying to catch up to more their cost-competitive rivals in the U.S. and China.

One reason: Ransomware gangs are on the rise, allowing even criminals with minimal computer knowledge to get into the game.

The rout came after it was reported that an Illinois jury ordered the company’s Mead Johnson unit to pay $60 million in compensation related to the death of a premature baby fed Enfamil.

Investors had said Apple concealed falling demand for the iPhone in China in 2018.

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Pete Distad will oversee a company that would pool live-sports programming from ESPN, Fox and Warner Bros. Discovery.

India is slashing import duties on certain electric vehicles for manufacturers who invest at least $500 million to produce their cars in the country.

McDonald’s restaurants across the globe grappled with technology problems Friday that left some operators unable to open and close stores, take credit card payments or receive orders from apps and kiosks.