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Tesla Sued as Model 3 Fire Kills Woman, Injures Husband; Filing Blames Battery, Door Failure
Tesla faces a lawsuit after a Model 3 fire kills a woman and injures her husband, citing battery and door failures.
Nvidia Chips Export Plot Involving Americans and Chinese Nationals Exposed
Four individuals, including two Americans and two Chinese nationals, face federal charges for secretly exporting Nvidia AI chips to China.
Brazilian Beef and Coffee Tariffs Lifted, Trump Reverses Previous Trade Penalties
Trump lifts 40% tariffs on Brazilian beef and coffee in a move aimed at lowering U.S. food prices.
FAA Grants $10,000 Bonuses to Few Employees Who Never Missed Shift Amid Shutdown
FAA awards $10,000 bonuses to 776 employees with perfect attendance during the 43-day government shutdown.
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Mixed signals from Federal Reserve officials and recent economic data have stirred uncertainty over the central bank's next move.
The agreement, one of the largest consumer protection settlements in the FTC's history, includes $1 billion in civil penalties and $1.5 billion set aside for consumer refunds.
The total value of global digital assets currently stands at roughly $3.2 trillion, with daily trading volume estimated at $197 billion.
Disneyland offers California residents 50% off three-day park hopper tickets in a limited-time promotion.
Charlie Javice challenges her $175M JPMorgan fraud conviction, citing judge clerk conflicts, while the bank faces $142M in her legal fees.
Costco recalls Caesar Salad and Chicken Sandwich products after plastic is found in the dressing, urging customers to stop eating them and return for a refund.
Elon Musk predicts AI and robots will make work optional within 10–20 years, reshaping the future of jobs and money.
Meta AI Chief Yann LeCun to leave Meta and launch a new startup focused on advanced machine intelligence.
Tesla is now permitted to operate its ride-hailing service in Arizona, expanding its availability to three cities.
Goldman Sachs will take a majority stake in Excel Sports Management in a deal valuing the agency at nearly $1 billion, announced as top executive Kathy Ruemmler faces controversy over newly released Epstein emails.

















