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NHTSA Opens Probe Into Tesla’s Cybercab Rollout

The transportation agency is reviewing the new robotaxi’s design and compliance with safety standards.

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Volkswagen’s Peace Deal With Unions Sets Up Fresh Battles to Come

To win approval to cut thousands more jobs, automaker kicked questions about factory closures and governance down the road.

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EQT to Buy Insurance Broker McGill in $2 Billion Deal

EQT has agreed to buy a majority stake in insurance broker McGill and Partners for $2 billion, the Swedish investment group said.

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Novartis Says Pelacarsen Heart Disease Drug Missed Primary Endpoint

The company’s shares declined in after-hours trading after the drug failed to reduce the risk of cardiovascular events in a Phase 3 study.

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Bloom Energy was just named to the S&P 500. These other stocks are joining the index as well.

Molson Coors Beverage, Builders FirstSource and Trade Desk will be getting the boot from the benchmark index.

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Musk’s Boring Co. Pushes Investors for Recruiting, Business Help

Billionaire’s tunneling startup makes unusual demands of backers to participate in latest funding round.

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Computer Makers Are Selling Fewer PCs at Higher Prices. So Far, It’s Working

The trend is being driven by the shortage of memory chips, and accompanying soaring costs, stemming from the massive buildout of artificial-intelligence infrastructure.

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Tesla-Challenging EV Truck Startup Windrose Loses Most of Chinese Staff

About 100 Chinese employees at the Chinese-European electric trucking startup have departed after it fell behind on wages.

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Trade Desk to Cut Workforce by 15%. It May Not Be Enough to Turn the Stock Around.

Trade Desk stock is down 70% over the past 12 months. The advertising technology company hopes its restructuring plan will help the underperformance.

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A Start-Up Called Nothing Has Raised $450 Million. It’s Coming for the iPhone.

Venture capital funding for consumer tech has stalled as funds shift to artificial intelligence. That makes the story of Nothing, a start-up maker of phones and audio gear, all the more surprising.

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Adobe’s New CEO Is an Inside Hire. Wall Street Isn’t Pleased.

Adobe stock fell after the company announced that Anil Chakravarthy will take over as CEO from Shantanu Narayen in December.

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Oura’s IPO Reveals High Growth for Smart-Ring Maker

The fitness tracker recently turned profitable and posted 74% revenue growth in the nine months ended in June.

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September 04, 2026 19:15 ET (23:15 GMT)

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