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Tesla's Fall From Grace In China Shows Perils Of Betting On Beijing
Huang Jiaxue, a businessman in eastern China, was thrilled when he got his Tesla Model 3 late last year. The car was good-looking, environmentally friendly, and even domestically built, having rolled off the line at Tesla's vast factory in Shanghai.
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"S***!": Moment When Ship Got Stuck In Suez And More Details Revealed
The Ever Given, one of the world's largest container ships, became jammed across the canal in high winds on March 23, halting traffic in both directions and disrupting global trade.
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Elon Musk Loves China, and China Loves Him Back-For Now
Last Feb. 10, as authorities in China ended work stoppages intended to halt the novel coronavirus, much of the country remained quiet. Transportation was still disrupted, and many workers were stuck in their home provinces. Others had been told to avoid their factories and offices until managers formulated plans to reopen safely.
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Sprint, SoftBank Said to Be in Informal Talks for T-Mobile Merger
Executives of both SoftBank, Sprint's largest shareholder, and Sprint itself have had informal contact with T-Mobile owner Deutsche Telekom about a transaction, people familiar with the matter said.
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Racist Incidents Have UK Worried What Referendum Has Wrought
A spate of racist incidents in the U.K. in the wake of Thursday's vote to leave the European Union have Britons concerned the result is emboldening extremist elements in society.
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Paris Retaliation Gets Vladimir Putin as Ally in Fighting Islamic State
The fight against Islamic State promised to broaden after Vladimir Putin vowed to retaliate against terrorists who blew up a Russian airliner last month and Secretary of State John Kerry floated the possibility of a cease-fire in the Syrian civil war.
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France Widens Crackdown at Home as Bombs Rain on Islamic State
French police raided hundreds of locations across the country and coalition forces expanded aerial bombardment of Islamic State targets in Syria as officials warned that terrorists are plotting more attacks in Europe.
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Terrorists in 'Three Teams' Hit Paris With 'Act of War', Left 129 Dead
As officials start to investigate how Paris could be struck by another terrorist assault so soon after the Charlie Hebdo killings, French President Francois Hollande called the attacks that left at least 129 people dead an "act of war" by Islamic State.
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Where to Seal the Biggest Beer Deal Ever? A Tiny House in London
After weeks of public grandstanding and private haggling, the biggest consumer-products takeover in history was ultimately decided by a handful of men in a tiny brick house on a one-lane street in London.
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Tesla's Fall From Grace In China Shows Perils Of Betting On Beijing
Huang Jiaxue, a businessman in eastern China, was thrilled when he got his Tesla Model 3 late last year. The car was good-looking, environmentally friendly, and even domestically built, having rolled off the line at Tesla's vast factory in Shanghai.
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"S***!": Moment When Ship Got Stuck In Suez And More Details Revealed
The Ever Given, one of the world's largest container ships, became jammed across the canal in high winds on March 23, halting traffic in both directions and disrupting global trade.
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Elon Musk Loves China, and China Loves Him Back-For Now
Last Feb. 10, as authorities in China ended work stoppages intended to halt the novel coronavirus, much of the country remained quiet. Transportation was still disrupted, and many workers were stuck in their home provinces. Others had been told to avoid their factories and offices until managers formulated plans to reopen safely.
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Sprint, SoftBank Said to Be in Informal Talks for T-Mobile Merger
Executives of both SoftBank, Sprint's largest shareholder, and Sprint itself have had informal contact with T-Mobile owner Deutsche Telekom about a transaction, people familiar with the matter said.
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Racist Incidents Have UK Worried What Referendum Has Wrought
A spate of racist incidents in the U.K. in the wake of Thursday's vote to leave the European Union have Britons concerned the result is emboldening extremist elements in society.
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Paris Retaliation Gets Vladimir Putin as Ally in Fighting Islamic State
The fight against Islamic State promised to broaden after Vladimir Putin vowed to retaliate against terrorists who blew up a Russian airliner last month and Secretary of State John Kerry floated the possibility of a cease-fire in the Syrian civil war.
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France Widens Crackdown at Home as Bombs Rain on Islamic State
French police raided hundreds of locations across the country and coalition forces expanded aerial bombardment of Islamic State targets in Syria as officials warned that terrorists are plotting more attacks in Europe.
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Terrorists in 'Three Teams' Hit Paris With 'Act of War', Left 129 Dead
As officials start to investigate how Paris could be struck by another terrorist assault so soon after the Charlie Hebdo killings, French President Francois Hollande called the attacks that left at least 129 people dead an "act of war" by Islamic State.
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Where to Seal the Biggest Beer Deal Ever? A Tiny House in London
After weeks of public grandstanding and private haggling, the biggest consumer-products takeover in history was ultimately decided by a handful of men in a tiny brick house on a one-lane street in London.
