In the past week, 4 of Elon’s direct reports have announced they are leaving Tesla
Eight of Elon Musk’s direct reports at Tesla have left over the past year.
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Disney World is shutting down as Florida braces for Hurricane Milton
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Melania Trump refers to George Floyd as only a ‘Black Minneapolis resident’ in her memoir
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OpenAI backer Vinod Khosla on why all the executive departures may be a good thing, taking on Elon Musk, and fixing AI’s image problem
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Howard Stern tells Kamala Harris he hates watching her SNL depiction: ‘There’s too much at stake’
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Hurricane Milton morphed into a Category 5 in 2 days. Take a look at the storm’s rapid evolution from space.
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PepsiCo is giving shoppers a break on chips after years of snackflation
PepsiCo, which makes Doritos, Ruffles, and Tostitos, is trying to win over shoppers with bigger packs of chips after years of inflation.
The economy is facing a ‘no-landing’ scenario that undercuts the financial relief many Americans hoped for
Robust economic data may mean the Fed has less urgency to cut interest rates, hurting the prospects for lower borrowing costs for consumers.