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Tesla Stock Plummets Following Elon Musk's Memo Announcing 10% Global Workforce Layoff

Elon Musk's announcement of layoffs exceeding 10% of Tesla's workforce led to a 1.20% decline in the company's stock during premarket trading, with investors expressing concerns over the decision's impact on the company's stability and future.


OJ Simpson's Last Will and Testament: Executor Vows To Do Everything To Ensure That Murder Victims' Families Will Get 'Zero'

OJ Simpson had a substantial debt of over $100 million to the families of murder victims Ron Goldman and Nicole Brown at the time of his passing, but his lawyer openly expressed his desire for them to "get zero."

Samsung Dethrones Apple as Top Smartphone Maker in the First Quarter of 2024

Samsung has regained its position as the leading smartphone seller, overtaking Apple in the first quarter of 2024, amid a nearly 10% global decline in iPhone shipments and rising Chinese competition.

Tax Day 2024: What To Do If You Failed To Pay Your Taxes on the Deadline?

As Tax Day arrives, the IRS has informed taxpayers that they have other options available if they are unable to meet the deadline for paying their taxes.


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OpenAI Delays ChatGPT Voice and Emotion Features for Further Safety Testing
AI startup OpenAI opened its first Asia headquarters in Tokyo to attract Japanese customers and boost revenue.
UK
Industry records show that storms and extreme rain caused a record £573 million ($715 million) in UK home insurance claims last year.
Joe Biden Approval Rating for His Handling of the Economy Is Rising
The approval rating of President Joe Biden regarding his handling of the economy is experiencing a surge among American voters, a new poll shows.
San Francisco Business Owner Starts Hunger Strike to Protest Controversial New Bike Lane
A business owner in San Francisco has embarked on a hunger strike to bring attention to a new bike lane on Valencia Street, which he believes will negatively affect business operations along the corridor.
Washington DC Ranked as the Hardest-Working City in US; Factors Include Employment Rate, Average Weekly Work Hours
According to a study conducted by WalletHub, Washington DC has been ranked as the hardest working city in America.
Marijuana
A group representing the legal marijuana market cautioned New York cannabis regulators that a large increase in pot retailers might harm licensed companies.
trader joe's
As per the report, Amazon's objective was to replicate the top 200 products from Trader Joe's, a difficult task given the grocer's careful management of its data.
Apple Experiences 10% Decline in iPhone Shipments as Android Rivals Gain Steam
Apple has faced a significant setback in its iPhone shipments, experiencing a larger-than-projected 10% decline in the March quarter.
INDIA
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi pledged to make India a global manufacturing hub and construct infrastructure as companies leave China.
Iran's Currency, Rial, Drops to Record Low Against US Dollar After Retaliatory Attack on Israel
Rial, the currency of Iran, experienced a historic low against the US dollar after the country's extensive missile and drone attack on Israel over the weekend.