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Zhejiang COVID-19 Outbreak Forcing Some Companies To Halt Production
The companies that shut down their operations said they would let the government decide when they could restart operations. 
The companies that shut down their operations said they would let the government decide when they could restart operations. -
Alibaba Fires Female Employee Who Had Accused Co-Worker Of Sexual Assault
Alibaba Group Holding reportedly fired the female employee who previously accused a worker and a client of sexual assault earlier in the year. 
Alibaba Group Holding reportedly fired the female employee who previously accused a worker and a client of sexual assault earlier in the year. -
Ford Halts Reservations For F-150 Lightning EV Pickup Due To Demand
Ford said it now has 200,000 refundable $100 deposits for its F-150 Lighting electric pickup and it will be halting reservations until further notice. 
Ford said it now has 200,000 refundable $100 deposits for its F-150 Lighting electric pickup and it will be halting reservations until further notice. -
Several Dozen People Killed In Migrant Truck Accident In Mexico
Authorities said the trailer, which was crammed with at least 100 people, couldn't take the weight and snapped off. 
Authorities said the trailer, which was crammed with at least 100 people, couldn't take the weight and snapped off. -
U.S. Retailers Asking Congress To Help Stop Organized Retail Theft
The CEOs of major U.S. retailers urged Congress to pass legislation that would deter further retail theft. 
The CEOs of major U.S. retailers urged Congress to pass legislation that would deter further retail theft. -
Roku Shares Surge After It Signed New Deal With YouTube
The new deal will allow Roku to continue to offer YouTube and YouTube TV to its more than 56.4 million active users. 
The new deal will allow Roku to continue to offer YouTube and YouTube TV to its more than 56.4 million active users. -
Austria Slapping $4,000 Fine On All Unvaccinated Citizens
Unvaccinated individuals in Austria may soon be required to pay fines of up to $4,000 every three months. 
Unvaccinated individuals in Austria may soon be required to pay fines of up to $4,000 every three months. -
GM Establishing A More' North American-Focused' Supply Chain
General Motors has signed several deals with domestic suppliers to reduce its dependence on Chinese imports. 
General Motors has signed several deals with domestic suppliers to reduce its dependence on Chinese imports. -
Vegetable And Food Prices In China Surges As Inflation Rates Hit New Highs
Prices of vegetables, eggs, and fish in China surged in November owing to combined factors such as increased costs, severe weather, and sporadic COVID-19 outbreaks. 
Prices of vegetables, eggs, and fish in China surged in November owing to combined factors such as increased costs, severe weather, and sporadic COVID-19 outbreaks. -
U.S. House Approves Bill To Sanction China Over Uyghur Issue
Congress passed the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act in a 428-1 vote on Wednesday. 
Congress passed the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act in a 428-1 vote on Wednesday.
