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US opens probe into 30 million vehicles over air bag inflators
The 30 million vehicles include both vehicles that had the inflators installed when they were manufactured as well as some inflators that were used in prior recall repairs, NHTSA said in the document
 "US opens probe into 30 million vehicles over air bag inflators")
Oil prices down on stronger greenback, rising US rig count
Oil prices fell on Monday, extending losses from Friday after the U.S. dollar jumped to a three-week high and the U.S. rig count rose
 "Oil prices down on stronger greenback, rising US rig count")
SpaceX capsule with world's first all-civilian orbital crew returns safely
The three-day mission ended as the SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule, dubbed Resilience, parachuted into calm seas
 "SpaceX capsule with world's first all-civilian orbital crew returns safely")
Security deal: Britain says it will be hard-headed in defending interests
The pact has angered France as it saw Canberra ditch a multi-billion-dollar order for French submarines in favour of an alternative deal with Britain and the United States
 "Security deal: Britain says it will be hard-headed in defending interests")
Lufthansa launches $2.5 billion capital increase to repay state bailout
The airline will use the net proceeds to repay a chunk of the 9 billion euro government bailout it received last year to stay afloat throughout the Covid pandemic
 "Lufthansa launches $2.5 billion capital increase to repay state bailout")
Evergrande begins repaying wealth product investors with property
The firm has begun repaying investors in its wealth management products with real estate
 "Evergrande begins repaying wealth product investors with property")
US trade official called India's Mastercard ban 'draconian' - emails
The Reserve Bank of India accuses it of breaking local data-storage rules
 "US trade official called India's Mastercard ban 'draconian' - emails")
Australia says it was 'upfront' with France over submarine deal
Australia ditched the 2016 deal with France's Naval Group to build a fleet of conventional submarines
 "Australia says it was 'upfront' with France over submarine deal")
India antitrust probe finds Google abused Android dominance, report shows
The company has been investigated in Europe, the United States and elsewhere.
 "India antitrust probe finds Google abused Android dominance, report shows")
Shanghai encourages 'duty-free economy' as part of consumer push
Duty-free spending in China is largely concentrated in Hainan, where the annual limit on individual duty-free spending was hiked to 100,000 yuan last year from 30,000 yuan previously.
 "Shanghai encourages 'duty-free economy' as part of consumer push")
Evergrande says six execs redeemed investment products in advance
Six executives of China's heavily indebted Evergrande had redeemed some of the company's investment products in advance earlier this year, the property group said on Saturday.
 "Evergrande says six execs redeemed investment products in advance")
World shares fall as markets await Fed meeting, taper timeline
All three major US stock indexes lost ground, with the Nasdaq Composite Index weighed down as rising US Treasury yields pressured market-leading growth stocks.
 "World shares fall as markets await Fed meeting, taper timeline")
'Not true': IMF chief denies pro-China pressure on World Bank report
Georgieva used a previously scheduled meeting with staff to address findings contained in an independent report on data irregularities in World Bank's now-canceled "Doing Business" rankings
 "'Not true': IMF chief denies pro-China pressure on World Bank report")
IMF chief Georgieva in spotlight after World Bank China rigging report
The IMF review was launched after Georgieva briefed the board on the issue on Thursday
 "IMF chief Georgieva in spotlight after World Bank China rigging report")
Oil prices fall as storm-hit US supply trickles back into market
Oil prices fell on Friday as energy companies in the US Gulf of Mexico restarted production after back-to-back hurricanes in the region shut output
 "Oil prices fall as storm-hit US supply trickles back into market")
90% of people in Mumbai have Covid-19 antibodies, says Sero survey
The survey also revealed that more females had antibodies compared to their male counterparts at 88.29%
 "90% of people in Mumbai have Covid-19 antibodies, says Sero survey")
Work-related deaths kill nearly 2 million people a year: UN agencies
The study by WHO and International Labour Organization, the first assessment of its kind, found that work-related diseases and injuries were responsible for the deaths of 1.9 million people in 2016
 "Work-related deaths kill nearly 2 million people a year: UN agencies")
UN faces $100-trn shortfall in fight against climate change, inequality
Adding the costs of financing the global transition to a low-carbon economy to limit global warming, and total funding out to 2050 comes in at $200-$220 trillion
 "UN faces $100-trn shortfall in fight against climate change, inequality")
Tencent bows to regulator, opens WeChat to rival application links
Tencent had restricted users from sharing content from Douyin. In Feb, Douyin filed a complaint at a Beijing court saying this was monopolistic behaviour
 "Tencent bows to regulator, opens WeChat to rival application links")
World shares fall on fears over China, US taxes, central bank policy
World shares fell on Friday, pressured by concerns over China's markets, the potential for a US corporate tax hike and an update on the US Federal Reserve's tapering strategy next week
 "World shares fall on fears over China, US taxes, central bank policy")