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Glucose-monitor maker Dexcom told California it would lay off 319 workers at its Sequence Drive headquarters campus, effective 3 November 2025, as it keeps moving manufacturing from San Diego to Mesa, Arizona. The company said 196 of the jobs were in San Diego.

Prosecutors charged former TSMC engineer Chen Li-ming, by then at Tokyo Electron's Taiwan unit, and two serving TSMC engineers with stealing 2nm trade secrets, seeking 14, 9 and 7 years in Taiwan's first indictment for theft of a national core key technology.

MG rolled out the redesigned MG4 hatchback on the opening day of the 2025 Chengdu auto show, with a guide price from RMB 68,800 and a semi-solid-state battery variant at RMB 102,800.

The United States ended duty-free de minimis treatment for low-value shipments from every country at 12:01 a.m. EDT on 29 August 2025. The change extended to the rest of the world an exemption's end that had applied only to China and Hong Kong since May, subjecting packages worth $800 or less from retailers such as Shein and Temu to ordinary customs duties.

David and Anna Posey open a French bistro with a Chicago accent on West Randolph Street, run day to day by chef de cuisine Tayler Ploshehanski.

Zak Pelaccio, of Manhattan's Fatty Crab, opens a Southeast Asian restaurant in a former Santa Fe furniture workshop, with 24-year-old Stella Achenbach running the kitchen.

Liverpool completed the signing of Alexander Isak from Newcastle United on deadline day for a British-record £125 million, beating the £115 million Chelsea paid for Moisés Caicedo, on a six-year contract.

Fiat opened UK orders for the Grande Panda on 1 September 2025, with the 110 HP 1.2-litre mild-hybrid priced from GBP 18,035 on the road and a 412-litre boot.

Salesforce told California it would permanently cut 262 jobs at Salesforce Tower, days after Marc Benioff said AI had let him shrink customer support from 9,000 people to about 5,000.

Qualcomm elected Zico Kolter, head of Carnegie Mellon's Machine Learning Department, to its board as it pushes into AI chips for devices and data centers.

Judge Allison Burroughs ruled that freezing and terminating nearly $2.2 billion in federal research grants to Harvard violated the First Amendment and Title VI, and barred further retaliatory cuts.