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Walmart, the largest retailer in the United States, has announced that it will lay off about 1,500 employees at its e-commerce fulfillment center situated on Fulton Parkway in Atlanta, Georgia. Speaking with Reuters, Walmart confirmed that employees were notified of the layoffs in advance, in late August.

Tesla delivered 343,830 vehicles in the third quarter. The company is expected to release its earnings report on Oct. 19. It managed to pay off the debt without losing the status of the world's leading electric car manufacturer that owns four plants on three continents.

Amazon.com Inc. will stop testing the “Amazon Scout” delivery robot.

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) said financial stability risks have risen in recent months, with some households and businesses already facing "tougher conditions" as interest rates rise and inflation accelerates.

On Thursday, the stock of Verizon Communications was upgraded to “outperform” by Oppenheimer. A target price per share was $50. According to the analysts’ announcement, Oppenheimer notes the Verizon’s potential and expects a steady and continuing growth of its client base.

The sequel to the 2019’s hit "Knives Out" will screen in 600 cinemas in the U.S. from Nov. 23 to 29,

Tesla Inc begins production of commercial electric trucks. According to Elon Musk, PepsiCo Inc will receive its first deliveries of trucks on December 1.

Under Disney's wing, ESPN is preparing to strike a major deal with a new partner, which is a sports betting company DraftKings.

After the news that Elon Musk resumed the deal to buy Twitter Inc, the value of shares of Tesla Inc. dropped.

The oldest German pharmaceutical company Merck KGaA, which is located in Darmstadt, announced that after a long pause it’s ready for larger-scale acquisitions again. Merck is considering the possibility of new takeovers, starting with the next year.