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Trump Sues BBC for $10 Billion Over Documentary Editing
The suit was filed in federal court in Florida.
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Ford Takes $19.5 Billion Hit in Detroit’s Biggest EV Bust
The sum marks the U.S. auto industry’s biggest reckoning to date that it can’t realize its EV ambitions anytime soon.
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Can U.S. Automakers Compete With Chinese EVs While Focusing on Gas Guzzlers?
Detroit wants to make money on big, gasoline-powered cars today while also keeping up with Chinese EV competitors.
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Frontier Airlines Names Interim CEO, Biffle to Exit
James Dempsey steps into the role of interim chief executive officer effective immediately.
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Roomba Maker Declares Bankruptcy, but Tries to Ease ‘Bricking’ Fears
iRobot says that customer service and app functionality won’t be disrupted despite the restructuring.
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SolGold Board Backs Jiangxi Copper’s Sweetened Takeover Bid
The Chinese state-owned miner has won the support of SolGold’s board after making a revised bid that values U.K.-listed company at $1.13 billion
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SpaceX Starts a Wall Street Bake-Off to Hire Banks for Possible IPO
The rocket-and-satellite maker will interview bankers this week to advise it on its initial public offering
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CEOs to Keep Spending on AI, Despite Spotty Returns
Teneo’s annual survey finds 68% of chief executives plan to increase AI spending in 2026.
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Tonka Trucks Gambled on Keeping Production in China and Survived—Barely
Disrupted shipments shrank profits as the company that sells the toys to U.S. retailers awaited the outcome of trade talks.
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Iliad’s Joint Bid For SFR Assets Still Holds Promise, Top Executive Says
EXCLUSIVE: The company hasn’t given up on a potential deal that would consolidate France’s telecom industry, despite a recent setback, its deputy CEO said.