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Nikola Considers Bankruptcy, Capping EV Maker’s Wild Ride

Nikola has pursued various paths to bolster its cash, going through several rounds of layoffs. In December 2024, it filed to sell up to $100 million of stock.

A Nikola Tre battery-electric heavy-duty truck on the Iveco test track at the Nikola-Iveco joint venture electric truck plant in Ulm, Germany, in 2021. Photographer: Andreas Gebert/Bloomberg

Nissan Looking for New Partner, as Honda Deal Set to Collapse

Walking away from the tie-up with Honda is a huge gamble for Nissan, whose outdated product lineup has forced it to discount heavily, destroying its bottom line.

Transits Through the Panama Canal are Down 10%

BIMCO said routes around the Cape of Good Hope or Cape Horn have been perceived as more reliable and flexible.

Several freighters, assisted by tugboats, entering the Panama Canal at Gatun Locks on the Atlantic side. Photo: iStock / searagen

Workers at Kroger-Owned Grocery Chain Start Two-Week Strike

Negotiations on a new collective bargaining deal date back to October 2024, with the union's previous deal having expired in January 2025.

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Police Scramble for Answers after Theft of 100K Eggs in Pennsylvania

“In my career, I’ve never heard of a hundred thousand eggs being stolen," Pennsylvania State Trooper First Class Megan Frazer said.

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Walmart Canada to Sell its Fleet Business to Canada Cartage

Walmart Canada said selling the business would allow it to focus on expanding its stores and supply chain across Canada.

Photo: Canada Cartage

Amazon Revenue Expected to Leapfrog Walmart for First Time

This would be the first time Walmart hasn't occupied the top spot for quarterly revenue among U.S. retailers since it dethroned Sears in 1993.

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China Blacklists Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger Parent Company

After adding PVH to its "unreliable entities list," China is now allowed to fine the company, shut down its stores and manufacturing, and deport its employees.

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Turning the Media Into an Ally During a Food Recall

Rather than asking “how can we avoid negative publicity during a recall?,” food businesses can flip the question to “how can we harness the power of the media to help us protect the public and our brand?"

Photo: Colleen Michaels, iStock

USPS Reverses Decision to Stop Delivering Parcels from China

Close to half of all parcels entering the U.S. under de minimis exemptions were sent from China, according to a 2023 report by U.S. Congress.

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Waffle House Adds Egg Surcharge as Avian Flu Outbreak Continues

Waffle House said that it hopes the price increase will be short-lived, but added that it "cannot predict how long this shortage will last."

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Xi’s Careful Reply to Trump Tariffs Shows China Has More to Lose

China’s options range from promises to buy more American oil and gas and keeping the yuan stable to delivering on the Phase One deal.

Xi Jinping. Photographer: Oliver Bunic/Bloomberg

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