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Ex-Theranos CEO Holmes puts mental state at issue, to be examined by US experts

A federal judge ordered former Theranos Inc Chief Executive Elizabeth Holmes to be examined by U.S. government experts, after lawyers defending her against criminal fraud charges said they may offer evidence she suffered from a mental disease or defect.

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US weekly jobless claims flattening; labor market recovery showing signs of fatigue

The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits hovered at high levels last week, suggesting the labor market recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic was stalling.

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Nikola, short seller Hindenburg clash over critical report

Shares of Nikola Corp fell 8per cent on Thursday after Hindenburg Research shorted the stock and labeled the electric truck maker a "fraud" in a scathing report, evoking a sharp response from the company, which accused the short-seller of manipulating the high-flying stock.

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Singapore welcomes talks with Hong Kong on resuming cross-border travel

SINGAPORE: Singapore welcomes discussions with Hong Kong on the gradual resumption of cross-border travel between both sides, with safeguards in place, said the Singapore Consulate-General in Hong Kong in a statement on Thursday (Sep 10). “The resumption of safe cross-border travel between ...

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Senate panel to take up FAA aircraft certification reform bill

The U.S. Senate Commerce Committee on Sept. 16 will hold a hearing to consider a bill to strengthen U.S. oversight of aircraft certification following two fatal Boeing Co 737 MAX crashes.

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VW’s trucks arm Traton sweetens Navistar offer to US$43 per share

Volkswagen's trucks arm Traton on Thursday increased its takeover offer for U.S. peer Navistar to US$43.00 per Navistar share, up from US$35 per share.

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Options market signals bumpy ride for Tesla shares

Tesla shares edged up on Thursday in U.S. premarket trade, extending a recovery from this week's drop, but analysts see a bumpy ride ahead as an extreme build-up in derivative positions caps the stock and precludes a full rebound.

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US producer prices beat expectations in August

U.S. producer prices rose a bit more than expected in August as the cost of services increased solidly, while underlying producer inflation continued to firm.

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Citroen pitches car at TikTok generation

France's Citroen has a new vehicle it hopes will reach a market most major carmakers have not tapped - drivers as young as 14.

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Citi CEO Michael Corbat to step down

Citigroup Inc Chief Executive Officer Michael Corbat will step down in February 2021, after 37 years with the bank.

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