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California start-up Lucid Motors seeks to take advantage of market mania for electric vehicles.
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By updating motor vehicle safety standards, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration hopes to speed development of automated driving technology that could save lives.
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Elon Musk went on a selling spree just before Christmas, unloading four nearby homes across Bel-Air for a combined $62 million.
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Subaru gifts Tina Fey white “medical sneakers” to go with her new Subaru Forester, which she likened to the shoes on “The Tonight Show” last week.
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The Tesla chief executive’s revelation of a sale attempt follows reports about Apple planning to market a driverless car four years from now.
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Tesla’s inclusion in the S&P 500 prompted a rush of last-minute buying of its shares by institutional investors, but the automaker’s stock lost value Monday.
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The completely redesigned Ford F-150 is now an office, workshop and entertainment center, powered by a hybrid engine that may win over aficionados.
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Former engineer says Tesla forced her out and then libeled her. Her lawsuit against the company is testing the limits of the arbitration agreements that bind millions of American workers.
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VW is banking on its all-electric ID.4 compact SUV to appeal to a broad middle-American market of drivers who like their storage space and a comfy ride.
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A new complex in West Hollywood is throwing in a bonus feature to go with the purchase of a two-story penthouse: a McLaren 765LT supercar.
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Porsche, the performance-oriented German carmaker, sees a future for combustion engines that add no carbon to the air
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General Motors says it will no longer support the Trump administration’s legal efforts to end California’s right to set its own clean-air standards.
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The driverless car industry cheered a vote by the California Public Utilities Commission creating an approval process for would-be robotaxi fleet operators but lamented the red tape involved.
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The Tesla CEO could be a high-profile example of accuracy concerns that have emerged around a new type of rapid COVID-19 tests
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General Motors is recalling nearly 69,000 Chevrolet Bolt electric cars worldwide because the batteries have caught fire in five of them.
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The Tesla CEO, who has questioned the severity of the novel coronavirus pandemic, said he received both positive and negative test results after experiencing cold symptoms.
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A San Diego hospital’s sky-high bill for outpatient treatment undercuts conservatives’ argument that “socialized medicine” is bad for the country.
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Movie star Sylvester Stallone is aiming for a blockbuster sale in Beverly Park, listing his 21,000-square-foot mansion for $110 million.
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Surges in share price for companies like GameStop and Blackberry illustrate how social media swarm behavior has become a driving force in today’s stock market.
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California start-up Lucid Motors seeks to take advantage of market mania for electric vehicles.
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A Covid-19 surge at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach has sickened hundreds of longshore workers, a disruption that could stymie the flow of goods - including pandemic supplies - through the nation’s largest port complex. Port and local officials are calling for urgent vaccination of dockworkers.
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President Biden’s executive orders and other directives include such topics as the eviction, stimulus checks, food benefits, worker safety, student loans and anti-LGBTQ discrimination.
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Liam Payne, Dan Wilson and Robbie Robertson are on this week’s short list of recent real estate headliners.
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