EV slump, Hertz fire sale take used Teslas to 'no haggle' $25,000 price
The race to the $25,000 EV in the U.S. car market has been won, but not in the way the auto industry wanted.
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Malaysia urges private sector to ‘take the lead’ on funding high-speed rail link to Singapore
Malaysia’s high-speed rail (HSR) link from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore remains a key piece of its infrastructure upgrade puzzle, Transport Minister Anthony Loke has said, but the project will only go forward if it is privately funded to avoid loading more debt onto the state.
Japan Runs on Vending Machines. It’s About to Break Millions of Them.
The vending machine at Hiroshi Nishitani’s Tokyo ramen restaurant has been reliable for a decade. Customers feed it money, and it prints out their orders while he makes fresh noodles in the kitchen. The food is served within minutes once the customer delivers the order to the pair of cooks at the counter.
Hong Kong will reportedly stop halting stock markets during typhoons and severe weather
Hong Kong will no longer shut down its stock market during severe weather conditions, according to a Bloomberg report citing people familiar with the matter.
CNBC Daily Open: Roaring Kitty YouTube live, advisory group against Musk's $56 billion pay
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Here's what to expect from Friday's big jobs report
Investors will be looking to May's nonfarm payrolls report for more clarity on whether the Federal Reserve can ease up in its battle against inflation.
Stock futures are little changed as investors brace for May jobs report: Live updates
U.S. stock futures opened little changed on Thursday as investors geared up for Friday morning's nonfarm payrolls report.
Some workers using AI are worried that colleagues will see them as ‘lazy’ and ‘frauds,' survey finds
AI use is fast becoming the norm in the workplace, but some workers are still worried that they'll receive flak if their colleagues find out.