Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse to impact auto supply chain
Automakers are already laying out how their operations are being affected by the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse
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Cargo ship in Baltimore Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse had previous crash
The crash that led to a catastrophic bridge collapse wasn't the first time that the Dali suffered a serious collision
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Who is Jeff Yass? What to know about Trump money man, TikTok backer
The richest man in Pennsylvania has big stakes in TikTok’s parent company and the new Trump Media
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Intel and AMD stocks drop on China chip rules: Midday market movers
The stock market had a slow start to the week, except for Micron — its shares were heading to an all-time high
Dave Calhoun Aviation Administration Advanced Micro Devices United Airlines Super Micro Computer Micron Technology
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Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun says acquisition of Spirit AeroSystems still on
Spirit AeroSystems supplies the fuselage behind the 737 Max 9 planes
United States Dave Calhoun Phil Lebeau National Transportation Safety Board Onex Corp Spirit Aerosystems
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Kraft Heinz to make big clean energy infrastructure changes
Kraft Heinz will reduce the levels of energy, natural gas, and water it uses across 10 of its plants
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Elon Musk's X gives early look at new TV app
An early look at the app, which will reportedly be available on Amazon and Samsung smart TVs, shows a very familiar layout
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iPhone 15 deal on Amazon's Big Spring Sale is too good to be true
A new deal on Amazon’s Big Spring Sale event seems to imply you can nab an iPhone 15 for just one cent
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California fast food restaurants lay off workers before minimum wage hike
The new law will increase the minimum wage for fast food workers to $20 an hour
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Intel and AMD stocks slip as China looks to ban them from computers
The Chinese government is eliminating Intel and AMD chips from government servers in favor of Chinese chipmakers
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