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Reid Hoffman, co-founder of LinkedIn, has faced threats of violence and hired security due to Elon Musk's promotion of a conspiracy theory about him.

Tesla's Cybertruck is closer to launching in China. After filing energy consumption information, it appeared in the MIIT database.

YouTube TV has raised prices again, angering cord-cutters. The streaming service joins other providers in increasing costs, making it less affordable for users.

Omead Afshar, a key figure in Elon Musk's ventures, rose from engineering to leadership roles at Tesla and SpaceX.

Tesla is facing lawsuits regarding its Autopilot claims. The family of a crash victim is suing, alleging misleading marketing practices.

Meghan Markle-backed Cesta Collective faces allegations of exploiting Rwandan women, who are paid as little as 10p an hour to craft £700 luxury handbags.

Wealth management firm, St James's Place will reportedly be making around 500 roles redundant as part of a two-year plan to cut costs.

A federal judge blocked Kroger's £19.58B merger with Albertsons. The judge ruled the deal would harm consumers by reducing competition.

An employment tribunal has determined that a Goldman Sachs banker who was fired in 2022 following six months of paternity leave was the victim of sexual discrimination.

China investigates Nvidia, a key player in the AI race. This move intensifies the US-China tech war, with both nations imposing restrictions on chip sales.

A mother is suing Mattel for £3.94 million after a doll's packaging incorrectly displayed a pornographic website, raising concerns about product safety.

A US court could ban TikTok if its Chinese parent company doesn't sell its stake. Several billionaires have expressed interest in acquiring the platform.

Airbus has said it will be cutting 477 jobs in the UK as part of a global cost-cutting drive, following a drop in profits.

Shopping app Temu has been forced to suspend its services in Vietnam after it failed to register with authorities, state media said on Thursday.

Vodafone and Three, the UK division of Hong Kong-based CK Hutchison, are set to create Britain's biggest mobile phone operator after the country's competition regulator backed the deal Thursday.

British energy giant Shell and Norway's Equinor announced plans Thursday to merge their UK offshore oil and gas assets to create a new jointly owned company.

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