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Business Matters: Title 42 changes sees US and Mexico brace for border chaos

Title 42 changes sees US and Mexico brace for border chaos

12/05/2023 GMT

BBC World Service - Business Matters, Title 42 changes sees US and Mexico brace for border chaos

Expiration of pandemic-era immigration policy sees migrants gather at US-Mexico border.

After more than three years, a controversial Trump-era immigration policy known as Title 42 has been lifted. The policy allowed border officials to turn back many would-be migrants, to help stop the spread of the Covid virus. Simultaneously new rules will come into effect, barring asylum seekers who travel through another country without requesting asylum there first. The BBC’s Mexico, Central America and Cuba correspondent, Will Grant, has the latest from Mexico. 

Adidas has decided to sell old Yeezy stock and donate some of the proceeds to charity. 
The company cut ties with the rapper last year over his anti-semitic comments.There is currently thought to be one billion pounds worth of Yeezy stock sitting in Adidas warehouses. Sportswear industry consultant, Ed Stoner, who previously worked at Adidas talks to Will Bain about the thinking behind this decision.

Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna speaks to the BBC’s International Business Correspondent, Theo Leggett, about how a brand known for speed and supercars is looking to produce greener vehicles.

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