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Why Toyota May Be At Its 'Limit'

The future of driving is electric. Everyone in the automotive industry knows this, even if they can't always admit it openly. But you don't need to be some engineer or strategy lead or highly-paid consultant to know where the roadblocks are: high battery costs make the cars too expensive, the…

The ‘Trump Dump’ is back—and the stocks that he targets are crashing

The ‘Trump Dump’ is back—and the stocks that he targets are crashing

A second Trump term would likely be very different from the corporate-friendly deregulatory agenda that largely defined his first.

Donald Trump cozies up to Wall Street and eyes Jamie Dimon for Treasury Secretary

Donald Trump cozies up to Wall Street and eyes Jamie Dimon for Treasury Secretary

Wall Street will back anyone in the lead, the former president said

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Is Elon Musk hurting Tesla sales with his Twitter tomfoolery? Why there’s not much evidence to prove the case

While the automaker’s decline in sales growth coincides with its CEO’s outside antics, car buyers are motivated by much more than executive escapades.

Elon Musk’s Twitter Is a Shakespearean Psychodrama Set in Silicon Valley

He’s ruling his newest acquisition the way he rules the rest of his empire: impulsively, erratically, vindictively, loudly. It really doesn’t need to be this way.

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Senators seek FTC probe of IRS provider ID.me selfie technology

A group of Democratic senators has asked the Federal Trade Commission to investigate whether identity verification company ID.me illegally misled consumers and government agencies over its use of controversial facial recognition software.

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TikTok helped turn a sketchy telehealth company into an empire

TikTok helped turn a sketchy telehealth company into an empire

A new exposé from Bloomberg Businessweek lays out the trouble with telehealth startup, Cerebral, and how social media is making matters worse.

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