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The German company’s hyped reboot of its iconic vintage van has been stunted by a luxury price tag, Trump’s trade war and an embarrassing recall.

Under Texas law, companies are required to hold annual meetings every 13 months.

Timothy Leiweke was indicted over allegations that he convinced a rival firm not to compete on the project.

A deal for cereal maker WK Kellogg could be finalized as soon as this week.

Shaun Maguire’s right-wing political commentary is clashing with the culture of his much quieter employer, Sequoia Capital.

Government officials say adversaries’ U.S. farmland ownership can imperil national security, while China has dismissed the concerns.

The onetime world leader will work part time for the investment bank as a senior adviser while remaining a lawmaker.

The bill, which will end subsidies for electric vehicles, favors gasoline-powered cars, said the head of the Chinese group.

The vehicle will target AI founders at early, even embryonic stages of development—often little more than back-of-the-envelope business plans.

The travel-review company’s shares have fallen after it rejected takeover offers last year.