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Mercedes wants US to ease rules on sales of Chinese cars

Mercedes wants US to ease rules on sales of Chinese cars

Mercedes-Benz is lobbying the United States to relax proposed regulations that would restrict the sale of Chinese-made vehicles. The German automaker is impacted by these potential rules because it is partially owned by Chinese investors.

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Chip stocks recover on stock market after weeks of heavy losses

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Swiss grounds two pilots for drinking before flight

Swiss grounds two pilots for drinking before flight

Swiss International Air Lines has suspended two pilots after they were found to be under the influence of alcohol before a flight from Geneva earlier this year. The airline confirmed the disciplinary action on Tuesday.

Novo Nordisk sues competitor Eli Lilly over misleading advertising

Novo Nordisk sues competitor Eli Lilly over misleading advertising

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Number of people on unemployment benefits in Haarlem rises for third consecutive year

Number of people on unemployment benefits in Haarlem rises for third consecutive year

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