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  • US-ECONOMY-ERNST&YOUNG-WEINBERGER

    Ernst & Young Chairman and CEO Mark Weinberger to Step Down Next July

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  • Tesla Motors Chairman and CEO Elon Musk

    Man Arrested for Drunk Driving After Officers Found Him Asleep in Tesla Running in Autopilot Mode

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  • Tour of Tesla Factor in Fremont, California

    Tesla Achieved Its Goal of Producing 1,000 Model 3s in a Single Day, Report Says

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  • Mobile World Congress 2015 - Day 2

    Microsoft, Bumping Apple, Is Now the Most Valuable U.S. Company

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  • A tick in the garden trying to get on a carrier

    An Invasive, Fast-Multiplying Tick That Can Transmit Deadly Diseases Is Spreading in the U.S.

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  • Golden State Warriors v Los Angeles Clippers

    SEC Charges Floyd Mayweather, DJ Khaled With Illegally Promoting Initial Coin Offerings

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  • The sun splashes light on the Federal ReFinance

    Fed Officials Point to Another Rate Increase ‘Fairly Soon,’ Then a Shift to a More ‘Flexible’ Approach

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  • FDA Declares Teen Use Of Electronic Cigarettes An "Epidemic'

    Marlboro Parent Company Altria’s Stock Rises Following Report It May Take a Minority Stake in E-Cigarette Company Juul

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  • Markets Rise Sharply On Fed Chair Powell's Comments On RatesFinance

    Dow Surges 600 Points as Fed Chair Takes a More Dovish Stance on Interest Rates

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  • President Trump Announces Nominee For Chair Of The Federal Reserve

    Trump Says He’s ‘Not Even a Little Bit Happy’ With Fed Chairman Jerome Powell

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  • GM Plant Readies For Third Shift As U.S. Sales Increase In February

    Tesla Says It’s the Future of Cars. Did GM’s Restructuring Just Prove It Right?

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  • United Technologies Presentation Screen

    United Technologies Says It Will Break Up into 3 Independent Companies

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  • US-POLITICS-TECHNOLOGY

    Trump Says the U.S. Could Impose Tariffs on Apple’s iPhone and Laptop Imports

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  • Microsoft logo is seen on an Android mobile device

    Microsoft (Yes, Microsoft) Briefly Moves Past Apple as the World’s Most Valuable Company

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  • MIT's Motorless Plane

    No Propellers or Turbine Needed: MIT’s New Airplane Needs No Fuel or Moving Parts.

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