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US Pushes Sale Of Ammunition To Israel, Bypasses Congress Review: Report
The US State Department approved the sale of 13,000 rounds of tank ammunition to Israel, bypassing Congress in its review process that is required for arms sales to foreign nations, The New York Times reported.
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Amid Sweden's Stalled NATO Bid, Erdogan's Warning To US Over F-16 Sale
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Friday made Turkey's ratification of Sweden's stalled NATO membership application conditional on the US Congress "simultaneously" approving Ankara's request for F-16 fighter jets.
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Luxury Cars, EVs To Fuel Hyundai's China, U.S. Sales In 2021; Fourth-Quarter Profit Surges
Hyundai Motor Co said on Tuesday it expects sales in United States and China to surge this year, driven by the launch of new electric cars and sports utility vehicles (SUVs), after reporting its best quarterly profit in over three years.
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Ford's New CEO Tackles Warranty Costs In Bid To Boost Profit
Ford's new chief executive, Jim Farley, is aiming to rein in rising warranty repair costs that are a key reason why the Dearborn, Michigan, automaker's financial performance in North America has lagged that of its archrival, General Motors Co.
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U.S. Auto Sales Pandemic Recovery Continues As Toyota's Decline Slows
U.S. new vehicle sales in July continued to show signs of recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, as Toyota Motor Corp on Monday posted its lowest sales decline since the virus outbreak slammed the sector in mid-March.
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Ford Cuts Full-Year Profit Outlook As Third-Quarter Profit Dips In The US
Ford Motor Co on Wednesday cut its forecast for operating profit for the year after a disappointing third quarter that Chief Executive Jim Hackett blamed on higher warranty costs, bigger discounts and weaker than expected performance in China.
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Nokia 2 Sales Begin in the US, Nokia 6 Receives Performance Update
HMD Global has started selling the Nokia 2 in the US with a price tag of $99. The company has also released an update to the Nokia 6.
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Essential Phone Sold Just 5,000 Units Through Sprint Since Launch: Report
Baystreet Research, which tracks shipments of phones and other devices across the US, has estimated that the company has sold 5,000 units since the smartphone was made available for purchase in the US last month.
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US' Proposed Sale Of F-16s To Pakistan Likely To Face Resistance
The Obama Administration's proposal to sell eight F-16 jets to Pakistan is unlikely to have a smooth sailing in the US Congress with both Republicans and Democrats having raised concerns over Pakistan providing safe haven to terror groups acting against India and Afghanistan.
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Mayhem As US 'Black Friday' Hits Britain
Police blasted stores for bringing "Black Friday" to Britain, with the US sales event descending into chaotic fist fights as frenzied consumers battled to grab discounted goods.
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US Pushes Sale Of Ammunition To Israel, Bypasses Congress Review: Report
The US State Department approved the sale of 13,000 rounds of tank ammunition to Israel, bypassing Congress in its review process that is required for arms sales to foreign nations, The New York Times reported.
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Amid Sweden's Stalled NATO Bid, Erdogan's Warning To US Over F-16 Sale
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Friday made Turkey's ratification of Sweden's stalled NATO membership application conditional on the US Congress "simultaneously" approving Ankara's request for F-16 fighter jets.
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Luxury Cars, EVs To Fuel Hyundai's China, U.S. Sales In 2021; Fourth-Quarter Profit Surges
Hyundai Motor Co said on Tuesday it expects sales in United States and China to surge this year, driven by the launch of new electric cars and sports utility vehicles (SUVs), after reporting its best quarterly profit in over three years.
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Ford's New CEO Tackles Warranty Costs In Bid To Boost Profit
Ford's new chief executive, Jim Farley, is aiming to rein in rising warranty repair costs that are a key reason why the Dearborn, Michigan, automaker's financial performance in North America has lagged that of its archrival, General Motors Co.
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U.S. Auto Sales Pandemic Recovery Continues As Toyota's Decline Slows
U.S. new vehicle sales in July continued to show signs of recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, as Toyota Motor Corp on Monday posted its lowest sales decline since the virus outbreak slammed the sector in mid-March.
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Ford Cuts Full-Year Profit Outlook As Third-Quarter Profit Dips In The US
Ford Motor Co on Wednesday cut its forecast for operating profit for the year after a disappointing third quarter that Chief Executive Jim Hackett blamed on higher warranty costs, bigger discounts and weaker than expected performance in China.
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Nokia 2 Sales Begin in the US, Nokia 6 Receives Performance Update
HMD Global has started selling the Nokia 2 in the US with a price tag of $99. The company has also released an update to the Nokia 6.
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Essential Phone Sold Just 5,000 Units Through Sprint Since Launch: Report
Baystreet Research, which tracks shipments of phones and other devices across the US, has estimated that the company has sold 5,000 units since the smartphone was made available for purchase in the US last month.
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US' Proposed Sale Of F-16s To Pakistan Likely To Face Resistance
The Obama Administration's proposal to sell eight F-16 jets to Pakistan is unlikely to have a smooth sailing in the US Congress with both Republicans and Democrats having raised concerns over Pakistan providing safe haven to terror groups acting against India and Afghanistan.
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Mayhem As US 'Black Friday' Hits Britain
Police blasted stores for bringing "Black Friday" to Britain, with the US sales event descending into chaotic fist fights as frenzied consumers battled to grab discounted goods.
