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Eager customers are giving Volkswagen's aggressive electric-vehicle plan a boost.

The Fed is expected to raise interest rates by a quarter point, a major step in reversing the easing it put in place to help the economy through the pandemic.

Stocks rose Tuesday as oil prices continued to drop further below $100 and a reading of wholesale inflation came in lighter than expected.

Oil prices came under pressure as a number of factors weighed on the market, including the Russia-Ukraine war and a potential slowdown in demand from China.

John Bernal was a Tesla employee who showed FSD Beta to the world on his YouTube channel, AI Addict. He was fired in February.

Airline shares jumped on faster-than-expected demand improvement.

The Lyriq, starting at $59,990, is the first of a new lineup of electric cars and SUVs for the brand as it moves toward an all-EV production plan by 2030.

The company's mission on Tuesday was its first attempt to return to flight since the mid-launch failure of its LV0008 rocket on Feb. 10.

At least one U.S. company and a separate lawyer each recently disclosed to DOJ that they started working for Ukrainian officials since the Russian invasion.

Since Russia's attack on Ukraine, China has refused to call it an invasion and said it plans to maintain normal trade with both countries.

Tesla raised the prices of all of its models in the U.S. In China, a version of the Model 3 and the Model Y have seen price hikes.

The Russian journalist who interrupted a state TV news bulletin and denounced the war in Ukraine has been fined 30,000 roubles ($280) by a Russian court.

European stocks pulled back on Tuesday as global market sentiment was hit by Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine.

ConsenSys has raised $450 million in a funding round backed by the likes of Microsoft, SoftBank and Temasek.

Russia could be about to default on its foreign currency debts for the first time in decades, likely beginning a drawn out wrangling process.

Covid cases are rising in Europe with an increasing number attributed to a "stealth" subvariant of the omicron strain.

The case is thought to be the first time ever that a company's board has been challenged over its failure to adequately prepare for the energy transition.

Starbucks unveiled the latest steps it's taking to reduce its disposable cup use.

Northvolt is not unique in wanting to establish a gigafactory in Germany.

Widely regarded as the jewel in the crown of the U.K. tech sector, Arm employs employs around 6,400 people worldwide.