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The electric-truck maker, once cheered by investors during the SPAC boom and lauded by former President Donald Trump as a savior for a closed GM factory in Ohio, filed for bankruptcy.

Entrepreneurs including Elon Musk and Sergey Brin are part of a psychedelic movement that proponents hope will expand minds, enhance lives and produce business breakthroughs.

Real-estate investor Vornado is building around Penn Station in the hope that workers will travel to the transit hub if the journey is easy.

If they prove to work safely, the therapies could help people lose so much weight that they supplant bariatric surgery.

Independent contractors and freelancers are more likely to feel they are fairly paid than other workers.

Buy now, pay later programs boomed during the pandemic as consumers looked for an accessible alternative to credit cards. But even as their customer bases grow, these companies are struggling to turn a profit.

NIO, which had resisted cutting prices until recently, has become a symbol of the challenges automakers face in the world’s largest electric-vehicle market.

Airlines cut flights to New York after the FAA warned that an air-traffic controller shortage could lead to delays.

The tension between the company and some employees over in-store decorations comes amid contract negotiations with unionized stores.

Government aid and the effects of the pandemic are blunting the impact of higher interest rates, for now.