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The self-driving trucking company plans to cut potentially at least half of its workforce next week, as it scales back efforts to build and test autonomous truck-driving systems.

Ross Gerber, a shareholder in Twitter and Tesla, says he has been approached to put more money into the social-media platform.

The increased price tag for the full-size, electric pickup is due to the rising cost of materials, the company said.

The company is looking at how to limit the security and business impact from allowing the so-called sideloading of apps, according to people familiar with the matter.

The proposed ban comes amid delays in U.S. negotiation to secure data gathered by the popular Chinese-owned video app.

The measure aimed at Yangtze Memory Technologies comes as U.S.-China tensions are on the rise.

November retail sales fell 0.6% for the biggest decline this year, and manufacturing output had its first drop since June.

Corporate travel still isn’t fully back, but instead airlines are seeing increased demand from leisure travelers willing to spend more for extra legroom and other perks.

The Big Four auditor might tap private markets to reduce its borrowing costs.

Most of the central bankers penciled in plans to raise rates above 5% next year, higher than previously expected.