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States unveiled a historic settlement with drug companies to resolve thousands of suits, a milestone that could clear the way for the states to receive money early next year.

The Tesla CEO generally supports the cryptocurrency despite harboring concerns about its environmental impacts.

The California utility said the effort, which it earlier deemed too expensive, involves 10,000 miles of distribution lines and an estimated cost of $20 billion.

A vote by the Federal Trade Commission is a win for the “Right to Repair” movement, whose supporters say many manufacturers make it too hard for consumers to get the parts and information needed to fix devices.

The streaming giant’s U.S. member base shrank in the second quarter even as it beat its global growth forecast.

Politicians called for a boycott of the ice cream brand, and Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett warned of “severe consequences.”

The Amazon founder and three passengers reached the edge of space and safely returned after a flight of just over 10 minutes that the billionaire businessman hopes will kick-start an expansive new era for human space travel.

Three Chinese suppliers have phased out thousands of Uyghurs and Turkic Muslims from a region where the Communist Party is carrying out an ethnic assimilation campaign.

Apple told real-estate developers it wants to lease a large production campus in Los Angeles for its growing entertainment operations, a move that would further deepen big tech’s presence in Hollywood.

BHP stays cautious on investing in new projects even as prices for commodities such as iron ore and copper trade near record highs.