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Dell to Cut 5% of Workforce
The computer maker said it is reorganizing certain teams as market conditions continue to erode.
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U.S. Car Makers’ EV Plans Hinge on Made-in-America Batteries
Federal incentives are helping expand domestic battery production. Here’s what the manufacturing process looks like.
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AbbVie Aims for New Drugs to Boost Sales
The drugmaker is turning to next-generation successors to Humira to replenish billions of dollars in sales that will be lost.
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Chevron Explores Algerian Gas Plans Amid Russian Sanctions
The oil giant is in talks to clinch a deal in the North African nation that holds bigger shale resources than the U.S.
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Newmont Proposes $17 Billion Takeover of Australia’s Newcrest Mining
U.S. gold producer makes second offer after Newcrest rejected an earlier proposal as too low
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Southwest, FedEx Planes Came Within a Thousand Feet in Austin
Federal safety board is dispatching investigators to Texas after the close call between two planes on Saturday.
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When Does Elon Musk Sleep? Billionaire Speaks of Limits to Fixing Twitter and His Back Pain
At the Tesla trial and in tweets, the executive gives a glimpse into his personal challenges.
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Amid Gas-Stove Debate, Some Makers Bet on Induction
Makers of GE, Viking and other stove brands have been expanding their lineups of induction ranges and cooktops.
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Oil Industry’s Windfall Fails to Excite Wall Street
The biggest Western oil companies, Exxon, Chevron and Shell, have delivered record profits, but investors are still wary.
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Twitter Hasn’t Paid Bill, M&A Advisory Firm Says
Innisfree M&A sues Twitter for $1.9 million, saying it hasn’t been paid for services in the months leading up to Elon Musk’s acquisition of the social-media platform.