You may have known this already, since December, but hey.
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Category: Business
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Tesla just opened the door to 50,000 government buyers
Access doesn’t guarantee orders, but it’s a step in the right direction.
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Justin Sun sues Trump-backed World Liberty over frozen tokens
Sun invested $45 million into the crypto project last year, but has now filed a lawsuit in a California federal court against World Liberty Financial.
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4 charts that show the speculative boom is back on
We’re so back.
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GE Vernova and Vertiv are giving us a glimpse into the future of the AI boom
GEV’s backlogs are bursting at the seams. One analyst told us he thinks that by the end of this year, GEV could be completely sold out of production capacity for heavy-duty turbines until 2029 or 2030.
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Low-cost airlines plunge on report Trump administration is close to $500 million rescue deal for Spirit
Shares of Frontier, Allegiant, JetBlue, and Southwest fell on the news.
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Google shares jump on new TPU 8 chips, enterprise agent platform, and partnership with Nvidia
The raft of announcements from Google’s Cloud Next ’26 event sent shares up in early trading.
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America’s largest home TV shopping group, QVC, has filed for bankruptcy
The business lost its edge as linear TV faded into the background, before TikTok Shop closed the curtain… almost.
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How Elon Musk has shifted SpaceX’s goals ahead of its IPO
Not many CEOs could get away with this.
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Analyst: “We are now clearly in a bull market phase” as bitcoin hits highest level since February
So far this month, bitcoin is up nearly 15%, surpassing April’s historical average.
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Jersey Mike’s has filed for an IPO just over a year after Blackstone acquired it for around $8 billion
As America’s fastest-growing sandwich chain, the sub specialist has tripled its store count in 10 years.
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Health giants and other S&P 500 companies spent big on executive security in 2025
Major health insurers spent over $3 million on protecting executives last year, as security budgets at S&P 500 companies across various sectors hit new highs.
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