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The EV maker, known for ambitious goals, is betting customers will stick around for the long-awaited electric pickup.

California regulators are likely to significantly restrict the number of power lines the company can bury in the coming years in favor of other ways to reduce fire risk.

European users would have the option to pay a fee or agree to personalized ads, according to the company’s pitch to regulators.

After a splashy debut, the EV maker has struggled to keep production up and costs down—and has been losing $33,000 for every vehicle sold.

Union President Shawn Fain cited a lack of progress at the bargaining table as walkouts enter their third week.

The sale to food-delivery startup Wonder would end a disastrous six-year experiment with public ownership.

Country’s push to register foreign apps threatens to remove Facebook, Instagram and X from iPhone App Store in China.

The issue threatens Apple’s premium phones, a cash cow essential to its growth and profits.

The government’s antitrust lawsuit leaves out some allegations from a legal condemnation of Amazon that Khan wrote in law school.

Frackers are constrained by investor payouts, inflation and interest rates, keeping spending in check.