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Auto Industry Leaders Fully Expect a Major Shift in Retailing A large number of global auto industry executives expect to see most new-vehicle sales moving to online transactions by 2030, with a steep rise in factory-direct selling, according to an industry survey by KPMG International. Automotive News reports that a majority of executives said that they envision at least 40 percent of vehicles will be sold directly to consumers by automakers, as opposed to retailing through franchised dealershi...

Joe Biden and other party leaders have addressed the stakes in not passing voting rights legislation—“the integrity of our democracy hangs in the balance,” Hakeem Jeffries said Sunday. But can they actually get it done?

Geordie Greig only “very recently” learned he was out, per sources, as ‘Mail on Sunday’ editor Ted Verity adds the weekday paper to his portfolio. All part of parent company DMGT’s push to go private?

The NIH has either lied about or mismanaged oversight of scientific studies.

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To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: The Protecting the Right to Organize Act of 2021 (H.R.842/S.420), otherwise known as the PRO Act, passed the House of Representatives on March 9, 2021 by a vote of 225-206. The fate of the Act is now left to the Senate, with little likelihood of gaining enough votes to overcome the filibuster and land on President Joe Biden’s desk. That being said, President Biden has already expressed his support for the PRO Act and his promise to ...

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