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Shutdown Specials and Unhappy Hours Are Taking Over the D.C. Bar Scene
Owners are slashing prices to woo furloughed workers in a gamble to keep seats filled; ‘Gridlock nachos’ and ‘Furlough-Ritas’
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GM Backs Off Controversial EV Tax Credit Move
Automaker hoped to use its finance arm to claim the $7,500 federal tax credit on EV leases beyond Sept. 30.
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Advertisers Push Big Tech to Adopt Standards for Transparency in Ad Sales
A new proposal asks digital ad auctions to voluntarily disclose how they pick winners and set prices.
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How Businesses Are Already Feeling Shutdown Pain
From a medical-device maker to marketers, companies are feeling the pinch of stalled contracts.
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Hyundai Gets Cold Shoulder From Trump Despite Charm Offensive
The Korean carmaker is betting big on the U.S., even as new trade and immigration policies pose hurdles.
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Thin Air-Traffic Staffing Spurs Delays at U.S. Airports
Thousands of flights have been slowed during the government shutdown as the FAA grapples with persistent shortages.
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America’s Soybean Farmers Are Panicking Over the Loss of Chinese Buyers
China hasn’t booked any U.S. soybean purchases in months. Farmers warn of a “bloodbath.”
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Tesla Debuts Cheaper, Stripped-Down Versions of Model 3 and Model Y
Fewer frills on the electric vehicles create a discount that doesn’t cover the lost EV tax credit that U.S. consumers used to get.
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Compensation or Culture? The Best-Managed Companies Lean Into Both
New research indicates that you can’t skimp on either to drive investment returns over the long term
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A Devastating Fire at a Major Ford Supplier Will Disrupt Business for Months
The Novelis plant supplies about 40% of aluminum sheet used in the auto industry.