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Volkswagen will contribute $1 billion in capital and $1.6 in own business activities, and VW and Ford will be equal stakeholders of the venture, the source said.

It also blamed lower-than-predicted growth in automotive markets, as well as slower product ramp-ups that have affected availability this year.

The plane - which had 284 people on board - was travelling from Vancouver to Sydney on Thursday but had to be diverted to Hawaii.

regency after she allegedly exhibited disturbing behavior at the villa she was staying at. 

The LEMUR project is over, but its influence can be felt in numerous space robot initiatives.

Company admitted that contractors can access recordings made by Assistant, after some of its recordings were leaked.

R&B singer expected to be taken from Chicago to New York to face charges relating to child pornography and obstruction of justice.

Scientists with the NOAA's Okeanos Explorer who are studying coral and other marine habitats in the Atlantic Ocean have recorded numerous pasta-shaped starfish called along their journey.

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The embassy did not comment on the circumstances leading to the arrests in Jiangsu province. Police in Xuzhou, a city in Jiangsu, said on Tuesday it had detained 19 people on drug-related charges and that 16 of them were foreigners.

The central bank told bankers it wanted to ensure wealth managers in Singapore were sensitive to the situation in Hong Kong and did not design campaigns specifically targeting business from Hong Kong, the people said.

A statement from the girl band's team said: "Mina is currently struggling with sudden extreme anxiety and insecurity toward performing on stage."

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Emanuela Orlandi was thought to be buried in tombs of 19th century princesses.

François de Rugy said events with lobster and vintage wine were linked to his work.

Industry watchers believe Apple is treating India more as a production hub than a significant market.

A rate cut at the July 30-31 policy meeting, the first in a decade, is almost certain after Fed Chairman Jerome Powell on Wednesday told lawmakers the U.S. central bank would “act as appropriate” to protect the economy from rising risks such as trade tensions and slowing global growth.

The move is a setback for the administration, which first launched the idea of eliminating the “safe harbor” protections for the payments last summer as part of a drug pricing “blueprint” aimed at bringing down costs, an important election issue for President Donald Trump.