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    Ford CEO Jim Farley said Trump would halve the EV market by ending subsidies. Now he’s writing down $19.5 billion amid a ‘customer-driven’ shift

    Ford CEO Jim Farley said Trump would halve the EV market by ending subsidies. Now he’s writing down $19.5 billion amid a ‘customer-driven’ shift

    Months ago Farley said the EV market would shrink to 5% of the U.S. vehicle market.

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    Hurricane Ian piles up to $47 billion of misery on a Florida home insurance market already struggling against rampant litigation and fraud

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    Hurricane Ian leaves over 500,000 businesses and homes still without power

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    Hurricane Ian brings video of shark swimming in Florida streets and Twitter users are sinking their teeth into it

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    Businesses gone and jobs lost as Hurricane Ian wreaks devastation on Florida: ‘I didn’t take this as seriously as I should have’

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    Hurricane Ian could slam into over 1 billion tons of polluted radioactive waste from Florida’s mining industry in giant pondlike structures

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