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Elon Musk Sells X To His Own Company

Both companies are privately held, which means they are not required to disclose their finances to the public.
By BARBARA ORTUTAY, AP

Tesla Tumbles Again As Investors Bail On Elon Musk's Suddenly Struggling Electric Vehicle Company

Shares of Tesla slid again as confidence in Elon Musk’s electric car company continues to disintegrate following a post-election “Trump bump.”
By The Associated Press, AP

Walgreens To Be Acquired By Private Equity Firm For Almost $10 Billion

Walgreens has been a public company since 1927.
By Associated Press, AP

Democrats Alarmed By DOGE’s Access To ‘Sensitive Databases’

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (Mass.) and other lawmakers called the agency’s assurances against privacy violations “woefully inadequate.”
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Starbucks Dumping 'Less Popular' Drinks From Menu, Including Some Frappucinos

Starting March 4, the chain will no longer serve the Royal English Breakfast Latte, the White Hot Chocolate and several blended Frappuccino beverages.
By AP

Medieval Times Caught Breaking The Law To Defeat Union Campaign

The dinner-theater chain sued the union and got its TikTok account shut down all in an effort to intimidate workers, the judge ruled.
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America Is About To Fall Behind China On 1 Of The Most Important Issues Of Our Time

China is on a clear course to become the world’s first “electrostate" — and is likely to eclipse the U.S. in atomic power in the next decade.
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Is REI Really Still A 'Co-Op'?

Unionized employees want to change the storied retailer's direction. But they'll have to get through the "member-elected" board first.
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Whole Foods Workers Make History By Forming The Chain's First Union

The union's election win, which workers called "historic," tees up another organizing battle inside Amazon's workforce.
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Coke Jumps On A Nostalgic Trend With New Coca-Cola Orange Cream Flavor

Coke is adding a new flavor to its lineup.
By Dee-Ann Durbin, AP
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