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IBM Commits $150 Billion to Boost US Innovation Over Five Years
IBM commits $150 billion to boost U.S. tech and manufacturing, focusing on quantum computing over the next five years.
Intel Braces for Workforce Reductions as Losses Mount to $821 Million
Intel announces job cuts and office changes after reporting a $821 million loss in Q1 2025.
Temu's New 'Import Charges' Shock Shoppers, Doubling Costs Amid Trump Trade War
Temu shoppers face surprise import charges doubling item costs amid new U.S. tariffs.
Toyota Explores Investment as $42 Billion Buyout of Supplier Takes Shape
Toyota considers investing in a $42 billion buyout of supplier Toyota Industries amid governance reform pressures.
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