Jeep maker Stellantis swings to profit on rising demand in North America; shares fall 5%
Stellantis investors see a 5% drop in share value despite the automotive giant posting a second-quarter profit recovery.
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Stellantis investors see a 5% drop in share value despite the automotive giant posting a second-quarter profit recovery.
The Premier League is launching an expansive U.S. activation strategy featuring all 20 clubs to coincide with the opening of the new season.
Medical experts are reporting a rise in cases of anaplasmosis, a tick-borne disease linked to heart inflammation and lacking a signature rash.
7-Eleven has announced a strategic reduction of its North American footprint, confirming the closure of 645 locations throughout 2026.
July’s meteor showers promise rare celestial displays across North America and beyond
PepsiCo reports a downturn in North American sales as consumers reduce spending on snacks and beverages due to economic pressures.
French shipping giant CMA CGM is set to acquire FedEx Supply Chain for $1.4 billion, marking a significant consolidation in global logistics.
Extreme summer temperatures across North America are impacting FIFA World Cup scheduling and fan safety protocols.
New archeological analysis suggests the atlatl, a signature spear-throwing device, may have arrived in North America much later than previously assumed.
A series of intense solar flares, including an X-class event, has triggered radio blackouts and sparked warnings of a significant geomagnetic storm.