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Auto & Transport Roundup: Market Talk
Find insight on Apollo’s proposed takeover of easyJet, the U.S. barge fleet and more in the latest Market Talks covering the auto and transport sector.
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Investors Run Back to AI Stocks, Less Than a Week After a Historic Selloff
CoreWeave, an AI data-center operator, delivered strong results late Tuesday. Tech stocks roared back the next morning.
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Court Rules That Sexual Harassment Case Against SpaceX Can Proceed
The company had argued that the case, involving eight former workers, must be resolved before an arbitrator.
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Why is gasoline suddenly under $4 a gallon?
The average price of a gallon of gasoline dipped below $4 this week for the first time in months. Does that mean more relief is coming for drivers? (Image credit: Brandon Bell)
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Silicon Valley Tech Allies Support Jensen Huang
Elon Musk and other Silicon Valley figures cast the Nvidia chief’s relationship with a woman believed to be a Chinese spy as a personal lapse, not a security failure.
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Heating Costs Will Rise 7% on Average This Winter
People who use heating oil will see increases of around 70 percent because the war in Iran has greatly reduced supply of that fuel.
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Trump Officials Clashed Over Megaspeed, Firm at Heart of Nvidia Affair
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confronted Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick last week about why the administration had not put restrictions on advanced chip sales to Megaspeed.
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NYSE Affiliate to Launch 24/7 Tokenized Stock Trading This Month
Eligible U.S. customers will be able to trade tokenized versions of more than 70 assets starting on Nov. 23, said Intercontinental Exchange and OKX’s joint venture OKXICE.
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Look dine-in theater chain to reopen former iPic theater in Pasadena
The former iPic theater at One Colorado in Pasadena will reopen in early December under the management of the Look dine-in theater chain.
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Major League Baseball content producers join WGA
The organizing effort marks the first time a professional sports league's content creators have formed a WGA bargaining unit.
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Nvidia Scandal Puts Lori Huang, Jensen Huang’s Wife, In the Spotlight
Lori Huang, who has been married to the Nvidia chief executive for more than 40 years, stands out among tech titan spouses for how private she has been.
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The United States Is Skipping COP31 in Turkey
President Trump refused to send an American delegation to the United Nations climate summit in Turkey.
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How GLP-1 Drugs and a Revamp Revived Ro’s Business
The telehealth company said that its annualized revenue had grown nearly tenfold since it revamped its business and embraced weight-loss treatments.
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Asset Manager’s Insurers Dogged by Fraud at 777 Partners
Insurance holding company A-CAP funded investment firm 777 before its collapse, leaving insurer balance sheets with illiquid bets that have drawn regulators’ attention.
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How a Suspected Chinese Spy Gained Access to Nvidia Chips
A woman whom U.S. intelligence identified as a Chinese spy had ties to Nvidia’s chief executive, Jensen Huang, dating to at least 2023. Ana Swanson, our reporter on trade and economics, explains what new photos show.
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Anthropic’s I.P.O. and the Clubby Business of A.I.
Some of the biggest investors in the artificial intelligence giant’s upcoming listing are also some of its most important business partners.
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The Fed Has to Raise Rates. How Fast to Go Has Officials Divided.
The Federal Reserve’s gradual approach to raising rates is being tested by intensifying price pressures.
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Western Union Scraps $500 Million International Money Express Takeover
Western Union has ended its $500 million deal to buy fellow cross-border payment company International Money Express, or Intermex, due to pushback from California regulators.
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Russian-Diesel Plan Founders as U.S.-Bound Tankers Change Course
Plus, SoftBank is getting bit by its bet on electricity for AI, and the shrinking U.S. cattle herd is set to keep beef prices high.
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Nissan, Back in Red, Cuts Sales View on China Slump
The Japanese carmaker has attributed weak Chinese sales to slow economic growth and an accelerated shift to electrified vehicles.
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Route 66 is 100 this week. Are its small-town businesses celebrating?
Entrepreneurs along the Mother Road hoped that the centennial would reinvigorate the route — and the towns that rely on it.
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Ditch the dinner table for the great outdoors? The case for Campsgiving
With the growth of glamping resorts and campground-finding sites like The Dyrt and Hipcamp, it's now easier to enjoy a Thanksgiving camping getaway — whether solo or with the whole family.
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The Fan Who Rescues Lost Songs From Extinction, One Very Polite Email at a Time
What do Sting, Nicole Scherzinger, ’N Sync and the Spice Girls have in common? Rob Johnson, the pop music fan who’s helped bring some of their more obscure tracks online.
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Hapag-Lloyd Raises Guidance Again on Strong Freight Rates
Shares rose after the shipping company raised its full-year earnings guidance again, noting that fourth-quarter performance was developing better than expected.