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Lamborghini sold 10,687 cars last year, a rise of six percent on 2023, which was itself a record year.
Also: Tesla board must return compensation, Quantum computing stocks take big hit.
Also: Trump considers "state of emergency," eBay stock soars on Facebook news.
Also: Meta takes censorship memo from X, Nvidia trounces competitors in market cap, optimism about M&A.
"There's nobody who looks at the healthcare system or the pharmaceutical industry and says ‘wow, that’s well run.'"
Also: Meta leadership switch, economists worry Trump will slow U.S. economy, Tesla shares slump.
"Your currency in the world is your track record, your relationships, and your trust. And China's hurting at all three.”
CEOs shrug off Fed signal at Yale CEO Summit.
Benioff thinks 2025 will be the year when AI starts to truly transform business and disrupt how we work.
Especially when it comes to the promise of AI.
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UnitedHealth's Brian Thompson received death threats but apparently had no security detail at the time he was shot.
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AT&T CEO John Stankey makes a compelling case to give the private sector access to more precious spectrum for 5G.
Musk’s MVP status with the incoming president makes one wonder where he’ll exert his newfound influence.
It is too hard to tell the difference between clickbait and reporting-based analysis.
Hurricane Milton is a reminder that climate change is the defining issue of our age.
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