Despite Tesla Supercharger Team's Termination, Elon Musk Says EV Charging Network Will Still Grow

Tesla To Be Investigated by DOJ Over Misleading 'Self-Driving' Claims Following Fatal Autopilot Accidents

The Department of Justice (DOJ) will investigate Tesla's self-driving claims for potential securities or wire fraud, with allegations of misleading investors and consumers as reports of crashes involving Teslas equipped with Autopilot pile up.


Pfizer Settles 10,000 Zantac Heartburn Medication Lawsuits Over Cancer Risks

Pfizer has agreed to settle over 10,000 lawsuits concerning its Zantac heartburn medication after it was found that a cancer risk was not disclosed.

US-China Rivalry Could Shrink Global Economy By 7%, IMF Finds

Differences between Western nations led by the U.S. and China-aligned economic blocs threaten global trade cooperation and economic growth, as a top IMF official warned. Escalating tensions between Washington and Beijing could potentially cost the world's GDP up to 7%.

Tesla Senior Executive To Be Relocated to China Following More Declining Sales

Tesla is sending senior executive Tom Zhu back to China following declining sales in the competitive electric car market. The company hopes to address challenges in the region.


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Republicans Urge Joe Biden to Stop French Company From Working on Nuclear Power Projects With Russia's Rosatom
Republican lawmakers urged President Joe Biden to block a French company from collaborating on nuclear power projects with Russia's Rosatom.
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New York Is the World's Richest City, With Its Millionaires and Billionaires' Wealth Greater Than GDPs of Brazil, Canada, Italy
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Steward Health Care Puts All 31 Hospitals up for Sale to Address $9 Billion Debt After Filing for Bankruptcy
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Microsoft Launches New Offline AI Service for US Spies
Microsoft created an offline generative AI model for US intelligence that uses GPT-4 securely. Microsoft Corp. has launched a generative AI model that is completely separate from the internet, claiming that US spy agencies may now safely use the sophisticated technology to examine sensitive information.
NBA Champion Kyle Kuzma Joins Scrum Ventures as Adviser for Its Sports and Entertainment Fund
NBA champion Kyle Kuzma has recently taken on a new role as an adviser to an early-stage venture firm called Scrum Ventures.
Spirit Airlines Offers Early Departure Packages to Salaried Employees: Here's Why
Ted Christie pointed out the dominance of profits by a handful of major carriers like American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, and Southwest Airlines, who together hold 78% of US domestic airline seats.
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