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Apple's plans to disrupt the health care sector have achieved only moderate success according to a Wall Street Journal report.
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Tesla's Model 3 was one of the world's 20-best-selling vehicles of any kind last year.
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Five bills have been introduced in Congress that seek to constrain the way the country's (and the world's) largest tech companies operate.
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Apple has reportedly hired another auto industry veteran to help it get an Apple Car (whatever and whenever that will be) to market.
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As Apple continues to strengthen its hold on user privacy, it is also upending some business models.
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Tesla is considering paying in advance for guaranteed delivery of the semiconductors it needs and is toying with the idea of building its own chip fab.
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Apple's product introduction event, Spring Loaded, offered no big surprises. Those came after the event was over and the fine print was released.
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The event we've all been waiting for, Apple's Spring Loaded new products announcement, is finally here.
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After more than a year of contending with waves of criticism, Dr. Anthony Fauci continues to be unflappable.
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With the political victory of the COVID-19 relief plan now completed, the Biden administration is going to work on its $2 trillion infrastructure plan. Here are four companies that could be big...
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Ohio-based electric vehicle maker Workhorse is rounding up support from the state's politician to challenge the company's loss of a $6 billion contract for USPS delivery vans.
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With President-elect Joe Biden's coming speech on a program to rebuild America's infrastructure, here are four large construction firms that are poised to thrive.
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It remains to be seen if Donald Trump will leave office on January 20 or will be forced out first. Either way, he is almost certainly the richest man who has served as president.
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Money apparently cannot buy happiness. It cannot buy a Senate seat either.
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Several members of Congress have self-quarantined recently, either because they tested positive or were exposed to others who have been diagnosed with COVID-19.
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