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Qualcomm’s Interest in Acquiring Intel Is Said to Have Cooled
Qualcomm’s interest in pursuing an acquisition of Intel has cooled. The complexities associated with acquiring all of Intel has made a deal less attractive to Qualcomm, said some of the people, asking not to be identified discussing confidential matters.
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Apollo Global Said to Offer $5 Billion Investment in Intel
Apollo Global Management has offered to make a multibillion-dollar investment in Intel Corp. The development comes as San Diego-based Qualcomm floats a friendly takeover of Intel, people with knowledge of the matter said on Saturday, raising the prospect of one of the biggest-ever M&A deals.
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Elon Musk's Shoutout For Donald Trump: "His Friends Now Have Teslas"
Elon Musk gave Donald Trump a shoutout in front of his legions of fans and Tesla Inc. shareholders at the automaker's annual meeting, saying the former president calls him often and is a "huge fan" of the futuristic Cybertruck.
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Boeing's Legacy Vanished Into Thin Air. Saving It Will Take Years
Back in October, Boeing Co. Chief Executive Officer Dave Calhoun sought to rally employees reeling from a manufacturing setback, this time involving wrongly drilled holes in a crucial aircraft section.
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Blowout On Boeing 737 Max Jet Likely Caused By Manufacturing Issue
The fuselage section that ripped away from a Boeing Co. 737 Max jet midflight on Friday reflects a design feature in use for many years, suggesting investigators are likely to zero in on issues in the manufacturing process rather than a design flaw.
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Tesla Scrutinised by US Agency Over Model 3 Safety Claims
The National Highway Traffic Administration has sent Tesla's Elon Musk a cease-and-desist letter last year regarding Model 3 safety claims.
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iPhone Trends Going 'From Bad to Worse,' Longbow Research Says
Much of Apple's weakness over the past few months has been related to weakening demand prospects for the iPhone, particularly in China.
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Apple Buyout Targets Could Include Netflix and Sonos, JPMorgan Says
Apple investors are likely looking for the company to use its massive cash pile to make acquisitions, and Netflix, Activision Blizzard, and Sonos are among the firms JPMorgan sees as strategic fits.
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Tesla Model X In California Crash Sped Up Prior To Impact
The Tesla Model X that crashed in California earlier this year while being guided by its semi-autonomous driving system sped up to 71 miles an hour in the seconds before the vehicle slammed into a highway barrier, investigators said Thursday.
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Tesla's Key Statistic in Autopilot Defence Comes Under Scrutiny
Tesla's ardent defence of its Autopilot system is getting heat from safety advocates who question a key data point the company has been citing to plead its case.
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Uber Victim Stepped Suddenly in Front of Self-Driving Car
Police say a video from the Uber self-driving car that struck and killed a woman Sunday shows her moving in front of it suddenly.
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Takata Bankruptcy Would Cloud Auto Industry's Biggest Recall
The Japan-based auto supplier has pledged to recall and replace tens of millions of defective air-bag inflators used by 19 car and truck makers around the world, from Tesla Inc. to Toyota Motor Corp.
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Study Of VW's Cheating On Diesels Examines Role Of Bosch Code
In a statement, Bosch declined to comment on the study, citing "the sensitive legal nature of these matters," adding that it would "not comment further concerning matters under investigation and in litigation."
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GM Accused In Owner Lawsuit Of Using VW-Like Defeat Devices
General Motors Co. was sued for allegedly putting defeat devices in trucks to beat emissions tests, making it the fifth carmaker to be accused of diesel cheating since Volkswagen AG admitted in 2015 to flouting pollution rules.
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Tesla Recalls 53,000 Cars to Replace Faulty Parking Brakes
Tesla vehicles assembled between February and October last year contain a small gear that could have been manufactured improperly by its supplier.
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Qualcomm’s Interest in Acquiring Intel Is Said to Have Cooled
Qualcomm’s interest in pursuing an acquisition of Intel has cooled. The complexities associated with acquiring all of Intel has made a deal less attractive to Qualcomm, said some of the people, asking not to be identified discussing confidential matters.
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Apollo Global Said to Offer $5 Billion Investment in Intel
Apollo Global Management has offered to make a multibillion-dollar investment in Intel Corp. The development comes as San Diego-based Qualcomm floats a friendly takeover of Intel, people with knowledge of the matter said on Saturday, raising the prospect of one of the biggest-ever M&A deals.
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Elon Musk's Shoutout For Donald Trump: "His Friends Now Have Teslas"
Elon Musk gave Donald Trump a shoutout in front of his legions of fans and Tesla Inc. shareholders at the automaker's annual meeting, saying the former president calls him often and is a "huge fan" of the futuristic Cybertruck.
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Boeing's Legacy Vanished Into Thin Air. Saving It Will Take Years
Back in October, Boeing Co. Chief Executive Officer Dave Calhoun sought to rally employees reeling from a manufacturing setback, this time involving wrongly drilled holes in a crucial aircraft section.
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Blowout On Boeing 737 Max Jet Likely Caused By Manufacturing Issue
The fuselage section that ripped away from a Boeing Co. 737 Max jet midflight on Friday reflects a design feature in use for many years, suggesting investigators are likely to zero in on issues in the manufacturing process rather than a design flaw.
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Tesla Scrutinised by US Agency Over Model 3 Safety Claims
The National Highway Traffic Administration has sent Tesla's Elon Musk a cease-and-desist letter last year regarding Model 3 safety claims.
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iPhone Trends Going 'From Bad to Worse,' Longbow Research Says
Much of Apple's weakness over the past few months has been related to weakening demand prospects for the iPhone, particularly in China.
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Apple Buyout Targets Could Include Netflix and Sonos, JPMorgan Says
Apple investors are likely looking for the company to use its massive cash pile to make acquisitions, and Netflix, Activision Blizzard, and Sonos are among the firms JPMorgan sees as strategic fits.
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Tesla Model X In California Crash Sped Up Prior To Impact
The Tesla Model X that crashed in California earlier this year while being guided by its semi-autonomous driving system sped up to 71 miles an hour in the seconds before the vehicle slammed into a highway barrier, investigators said Thursday.
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Tesla's Key Statistic in Autopilot Defence Comes Under Scrutiny
Tesla's ardent defence of its Autopilot system is getting heat from safety advocates who question a key data point the company has been citing to plead its case.
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Uber Victim Stepped Suddenly in Front of Self-Driving Car
Police say a video from the Uber self-driving car that struck and killed a woman Sunday shows her moving in front of it suddenly.
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Takata Bankruptcy Would Cloud Auto Industry's Biggest Recall
The Japan-based auto supplier has pledged to recall and replace tens of millions of defective air-bag inflators used by 19 car and truck makers around the world, from Tesla Inc. to Toyota Motor Corp.
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Study Of VW's Cheating On Diesels Examines Role Of Bosch Code
In a statement, Bosch declined to comment on the study, citing "the sensitive legal nature of these matters," adding that it would "not comment further concerning matters under investigation and in litigation."
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GM Accused In Owner Lawsuit Of Using VW-Like Defeat Devices
General Motors Co. was sued for allegedly putting defeat devices in trucks to beat emissions tests, making it the fifth carmaker to be accused of diesel cheating since Volkswagen AG admitted in 2015 to flouting pollution rules.
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Tesla Recalls 53,000 Cars to Replace Faulty Parking Brakes
Tesla vehicles assembled between February and October last year contain a small gear that could have been manufactured improperly by its supplier.
