The top civil rights organization for Sikhs in the United States says Nordstrom has apologized to the community for selling an $800 turban they found offensive, but they are still waiting to hear from the Gucci brand that designed it.

Historic flooding has left parts of the Mississippi River closed for business.

South Korea will allow its businesspeople to visit their factories at an industrial park in North Korea that was shut down by Seoul’s conservative government in 2016 following a North Korean nuclear test.

A Russian state news agency says a report from the country’s civil aviation authority indicates that the crew of an airliner that caught fire while making an emergency landing, killing 41 people, had not deployed the plane’s air brakes.

Amazon is investing in British meal delivery company Deliveroo, expanding its reach into food retailing.

A rare mix of geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and China is tugging oil prices in opposite directions and creating uncertainty over where they might land.

World markets fall on fears that Huawei sanctions would put a drag on trade negotiations.

Shares in travel agency Thomas Cook slumped 17 percent after it reported a 1.5 billion pound ($1.9 billion) half year pre-tax loss and warned Brexit uncertainty was prompting travelers to delay bookings.

Facebook says it has banned an Israeli company that ran an influence campaign aimed at disrupting elections in various countries and has canceled dozens of accounts engaged in spreading disinformation.

Japan’s trade negotiator has said Washington won’t be demanding any quotas on Japanese auto exports to the U.S.