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Abu Dhabi’s flagship carrier Etihad Airways announced on Monday it is launching one of the world’s most fuel-efficient long-haul airplanes as the company seeks to save costs on fuel and position itself as a more environmentally-conscious choice for travelers.
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Ford Motor Co. on Sunday unveiled its all-new fully electric vehicle, the Mustang Mach-E. -
HP CEO Enrique Lores and Chairman Chip Bergh, in a letter to Xerox CEO John Visentin, said the company is “open to exploring” a merger.
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Transportation is responsible for 29% of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions. Drones delivering packages could help reduce that — depending on how and where they’re deployed.
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Called District NoHo, the project will combine housing, offices, stores and restaurants around the area’s subway and bus hub.
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The Trump administration’s trade war is ravaging exports to China across the U.S. and well beyond the farm belt, new data from the U.S.
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Four out of five paper millionaires are men, a study finds.
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A retirement account from a former employer should be rolled over, not cashed out, to avoid taxes, penalities and lost growth opportunities.
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NASA’s Inspector General revealed this week that the agency had given Boeing an extra $287.2 million for its work on the commercial crew program.
The Times found a rising number of death investigations across the country were complicated or upended after transplantable body parts were taken before a coroner’s autopsy.
How firms helped rewrite a law to make it difficult for coroners to stop them from harvesting body parts.
The Times found dozens of cases in which autopsy investigations were hindered or delayed by the procurement of tissues or organs — something the industry claims never happens.
Executives coached coroners on how to keep body parts harvesting records secret
Properties owned by “American Idol” creator Simon Fuller, Los Angeles Clippers head coach Doc Rivers and the estate of novelist Sue Grafton are all back on the market at reduced prices.
YouTube personality and amateur boxer Logan Paul has bought a ranch in the San Jacinto Mountains that was once used by LSD advocate Timothy Leary.
The young co-star of Disney’s “Coop & Cami Ask The World” has been collecting the mini cars since he was 3 and now has amassed 1,241, all neatly parked on shelves in his room.
In Studio City, a barn-inspired contemporary is for sale at $6.35 million.
L.A. Rams receiver Brandin Cooks is asking $5.8 million for his modern pad perched on 2.3 acres in Hidden Hills.
Company Town
‘Simpsons’ fans took to social media after the launch of Disney+ to complain about the service’s funky aspect ratios for the show.
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Hulu’s live TV “skinny bundle” offering is getting a $10-a-month price hike.
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Nickelodeon’s boss, Brian Robbins, has a plan to revive the once dominant children’s television brand as it faces heavy competition from streaming rivals.
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As the industry’s most significant labor dispute in a decade persists into its eighth month, Hollywood’s powerful talent agencies are working on projects that may sideline writers from influential roles in creating new TV and film projects.
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CAA Looks For $1bn For Partial Cash-Out of Top Agent Stakes
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Twitter is making exceptions to its recent political advertising ban to allow “cause-based” ads for some economic, environmental or social issues.
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The Supreme Court will referee a copyright dispute between tech giants Oracle and Google over the Android operating system. Oracle wants nearly $9 billion from Google.
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Defense Secretary Mark Esper says he’s certain the awarding of a $10-billion cloud-computing contract to Microsoft instead of Amazon was done fairly.
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NASA’s Inspector General revealed this week that the agency had given Boeing an extra $287.2 million for its work on the commercial crew program.
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Ford Motor Co. on Sunday unveiled its all-new fully electric vehicle, the Mustang Mach-E.
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In a matter of months, white-hot cannabis companies have flamed out in spectacular fashion. Many have lost two-thirds or more of their value.
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Called District NoHo, the project will combine housing, offices, stores and restaurants around the area’s subway and bus hub.
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Transportation is responsible for 29% of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions. Drones delivering packages could help reduce that — depending on how and where they’re deployed.
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Ford is pulling out all the stops with the Mach-E, an SUV with a strong family resemblance to the Mustang, the world’s best-selling sports coupe and a muscle-car icon since its launch in 1964.
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California has joined other states in filing a second lawsuit against the administration for revoking the authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from automobiles.
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Jerry Hirshberg, the founding director of Nissan Design International in La Jolla, died Sunday at the age of 80.
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A growing army of hot rodders is cannibalizing crashed electric cars and turning them into custom vehicles with electric power trains.
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MedMen Enterprises Inc. is laying off more than 190 employees.
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Healthcare and technology stocks powered most of the broad rally, which helped drive the S&P 500 to its sixth straight weekly gain.
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Chad Sexton, drummer for the rock band 311, has put his home in Fillmore on the market for $2.45 million.
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In the Beverly Hills, a chic Midcentury home once owned by Emmy-winning singer and lyricist Ray Charles is on the market for $10.795 million.
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Managed-care and hospital stocks jumped after presidential hopeful Elizabeth Warren described her plan to fundamentally change how Americans get healthcare coverage.
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Despite Boring Co.’s high profile, the company’s leader, Steve Davis, has largely stayed out of the spotlight.
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In Brentwood’s Mandeville Canyon, a 1940s home owned by late Oscar-winning actor Karl Madlen just hit the market for $3.495 million.
How I Made It
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If it wasn’t for the professional wrestler “Stone Cold” Steve Austin, El Segundo Brewing Co. and it’s founder, Rob Croxall, wouldn’t be where they are today.
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At Universal Studios Hollywood, Jon Corfino gets to spend his days creating new attractions, including Jurassic World — The Ride. At lunch, he likes to blend in with parkgoers to see what’s working and what isn’t.
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Matt Pohlson and Omaze team up with celebrities to offer one-of-a-kind experiences for raffle contestants, with a substantial chunk of the proceeds going to charity.
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Health-Ade Kombucha Chief Executive Daina Trout likes science, health and fermenting. She’s combined them all into a business run with her husband and her best friend.
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Kadakia turned her own frustration over finding dance classes into a successful business model
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