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The New World screwworm has made a comeback in the US after months of relatively muted cases, thanks in large part to milder temperatures and humidity that are encouraging the deadly livestock parasite’s activity.

The PGA Tour continued to show how much it’s rebounded from the threat posed by LIV Golf as it approaches a record haul in sponsorships.

Iberdrola SA is exploring the sale of its solar assets in Germany as part of a pivot to more strategic markets, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

Kenya said it won’t serve as a quarantine hub for travelers heading to other countries, an apparent reversal of plans to host a facility for US citizens exposed to the Ebola virus.

Tata Power Co. expects to soon sign agreements with four Indian states allowing it to charge cost reflective prices for electricity from its 4-gigawatt plant in Gujarat, reflecting higher coal costs, Chief Executive Officer Praveer Sinha said Wednesday.

Mercedes-Benz Group AG’s struggles with shrinking demand in China mean it’s being forced into a complete overhaul of its business in the world’s biggest auto market, according to Chief Executive Officer Ola Källenius.

Nvidia Corp. says the companies building data centers need to do so in ways that appeal to local communities.

Volkswagen AG is scrapping a major advanced-manufacturing project at its sprawling headquarter as falling profits force Europe’s biggest carmaker to rethink investment across its German factories.

A Singapore Airlines Ltd. passenger jet made an emergency landing in Rockhampton, Australia, after smoke in the cabin.

The UK has rejected plans for a huge 870-megawatt solar farm that would have been built on land owned by the historic Blenheim Estate, the first refusal of a project of this size.

Turkey’s largest white goods maker, Arcelik AS, said it has an advantage over Chinese manufacturers in the European market despite the bloc readying stricter import rules that could affect Turkish companies.

Finland allowed Tesla Inc.’s assisted driving system in the Nordic country with immediate effect, moving ahead of a European Union approval expected this winter.

The head of the company that manages the UK’s air traffic control system apologized for two glitches in September that forced airlines to cancel about 2,200 flights and delay dozens more.

Milan prosecutors asked a judge to dismiss corruption and undue influence allegations against Manfredi Catella, Chief Executive Officer of Coima SGR, one of Italy’s largest real estate investment groups.

Singapore Airlines Ltd. returned to profitability in the second quarter as strong travel and cargo demand helped temper elevated costs.

Indonesian tycoon Andi Syamsuddin Arsyad is considering buying Eramet SA’s stake in one of the world’s largest nickel mines, people familiar with the matter said, in what would be the second major deal by the coal magnate this year.

Volkswagen AG said its namesake brand’s sales of electric vehicles and hybrids in China climbed to a record last month, and forecast that growth will continue this year as its turnaround efforts in the world’s largest auto market start bearing fruit.

Nissan Motor Co. lowered its annual car sales outlook due to weak demand and mounting competition in China, where buyers are shifting to locally made electric vehicles faster than it expected.

Vestas Wind Systems A/S slumped the most in nine months in Copenhagen trading as higher costs at a German wind project eroded third-quarter results.

Siemens Energy AG said profit margins will swell to as much as 22% by 2030, seeking to assure investors that booming demand for gas turbines extends beyond the AI data-center buildout into the next decade.

Brazil’s state-controlled oil producer Petrobras posted lower-than-expected earnings despite record oil and gas production, a favorable backdrop of high crude prices and strong refining margins. Shares declined.