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Tesla CEO wins a major victory in case where shareholders alleged he controlled the takeover and overpaid for the solar-energy company.

The toy maker’s chief executive declined to comment on a Wall Street Journal report that the toy maker has discussed potential sale with private-equity firms.

The social-media company reported its slowest growth since going public a decade ago, but daily active users increased and net income was better than expected.

Under pressure from the FAA, the plane maker increased scrutiny of its manufacturing. The result has been a string of Dreamliner delays that have become headaches for both Boeing and the airlines waiting for delivery. “What happens when you take a microscope to anything?”

Cloud investments aimed at catching Amazon and Microsoft weighed on the tech giant’s bottom line. Alphabet shares fell after hours.

The billionaire plans to scale back content constraints adopted to fight online abuse and attract ad dollars, but a warning from a top European regulator shows it may not be so easy.

The social-media network was expected to reject the Tesla CEO’s offer, but its bankers called the bid fair and said the company could struggle to get there on its own.

A market regulator stressed that Twitter will need to follow the bloc’s new rules for tackling illegal and harmful content online if it wants to keep operating there.

Less expensive cities with strong local economies climbed the index in the first quarter, more evidence that many home buyers are giving priority to affordability.

The appliance maker cut its sales forecast and began a strategic review of its Europe, Middle East and Africa division.