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Ford cuts prices on its electric F-150 Lightning pickups by as much as $10,000
Ford said lower mineral costs and an expected production boost allowed it to cut the electric truck's prices.
U.S. lawmakers extend social media investigation to Meta's Threads
The letter from House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, is an indication of the added spotlight Meta's newest product could bring to the company.
WHO decision on aspartame could hurt diet soda sales or lead to new drink formulas
Coca-Cola, PepsiCo and Keurig Dr Pepper may decide to change their formulas and swap out aspartame for another sweetener.
Prolonged Hollywood strikes could lead to 'an absolute collapse,' says Barry Diller
But settling soon seems unlikely, Diller said, since "there's no trust between the parties."
United reaches preliminary, 4-year labor deal with pilots, with up to 40% raises
Airlines and labor unions throughout the industry are negotiating deals in the wake of the pandemic.
Microsoft and Sony sign deal to keep Activision's Call of Duty on PlayStation
Microsoft and Sony have signed an agreement to keep Activision's best-selling Call of Duty series available on PlayStation, after the conclusion of the deal.
2 big takeaways from the Supreme Court ruling on Biden's student loan forgiveness plan
Conservative Supreme Court justices found that Biden's plan would hurt Missouri's finances, and that the president didn't have the power to cancel so much debt.
Elon Musk says Twitter cash flow is negative due to ad revenue declines, 'heavy debt'
Musk said early Saturday that cash flow at Twitter remains negative because of a nearly 50% drop in advertising revenue coupled with "heavy debt."
Insurance may not cover birth control drug Opill without prescription
Women could face barriers to obtain Opill because health insurance is not currently required to cover birth control without a prescription.
What's next for Russia after the Wagner Group's mercenary revolt
After the Wagner Group's armed mutiny, questions remain about what comes next for the group and its numerous operations worldwide.
U.S. Virgin Islands seeks at least $190 million from JPMorgan Chase in Jeffrey Epstein case
The U.S. Virgin Islands government alleges JPMorgan Chase facilitated sex trafficking of young woman by Jeffrey Epstein.
American, JetBlue to end sales of each others' tickets next week after judge orders breakup
American and JetBlue will stop selling each other's tickets this month after a judge orders them to end their Northeast partnership.
Elon Musk plans Tesla and Twitter collaborations with xAI, his new startup
The billionaire aims to build a "maximally curious" AI that is not "politically correct," Musk said on a Twitter Spaces session late Friday.
UnitedHealth stock jumps after earnings top estimates despite rising medical costs
The results eased investor concerns after UnitedHealth Group flagged a surge in demand for non-urgent surgeries and outpatient services last month.
Wells Fargo beats estimates for second-quarter results, hikes guidance for net interest income
Wells Fargo beat Wall Street estimates on the top and bottom lines for the second quarter.
Trump asks Georgia courts to disqualify DA Fani Willis and quash report on 2020 election
The Atlanta prosecutor is investigating possible election interference by former President Donald Trump and his allies in Georgia's 2020 election.
FDA says soda sweetener aspartame is safe, disagreeing with WHO finding on possible cancer link
The FDA said the studies that World Health Organization experts relied on to make this conclusion had "significant shortcomings."
Obesity drug maker Versanis to be bought by Eli Lilly for $1.9 billion
The deal is Eli Lilly's latest attempt to capitalize on the weight loss industry gold rush, which was sparked by demand for Novo Nordisk's Wegovy and Ozempic.
Amazon lays off some employees in its Pharmacy unit
Amazon has laid off a "small number" of employees in its Pharmacy division, the company confirmed to CNBC.
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