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Elon Musk’s car company is trading back at August 2020 levels amid demand concerns, China production pause.

Energy giant said Europe’s effort to take a bite from surging income discourages investment and its adoption violated rules.

Airline executives and labor leaders point to inadequate technology systems as one reason why a brutal winter storm turned into a debacle. One main culprit: SkySolver, a crew scheduling tool, which was overwhelmed by the task.

Organizing is set to continue at Amazon and other companies but may proceed more slowly and take years to play out, labor researchers say.

The carrier cancels more flights for the coming days as a senator says the Commerce Committee would examine disruptions at the airline.

Most laid off workers in tech are finding jobs shortly after beginning their search, as employers continue to scoop up workers in a tight labor market.

Online advertising has drawn thousands of people to telehealth companies for treatment of ADHD, anxiety and other conditions. Some employees and patients say these marketing practices have contributed to the abuse of controlled substances.

The agency is studying whether cannabis-derived ingredients are safe in food and supplements and aims to reveal its oversight plans in the coming months.

Semiconductor companies are slashing production plans to try to restore balance between supply and demand.

Bob Jordan says the carrier will operate just over one-third of its schedule Tuesday and Wednesday.