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  1. Elon Musk endorses far-right Alternative for Germany party in upcoming election

    While he gains power in the incoming Trump administration, Elon Musk is using his influence elsewhere, endorsing a far-right party in Germany.

  2. Bitcoin trades around $97,000, recovers from earlier losses

    Bitcoin fell sharply on Friday amid broader caution in risk assets.

  3. Tesla reverses losses to turn higher in a volatile week for the EV stock

    Tesla on Friday reversed losses from earlier in the day to trade higher, putting the electric vehicle maker's stock on track to post a weekly gain.

  4. Amazon workers strike across seven facilities at peak of holiday shopping season

    Amazon workers at seven facilities in New York, Georgia, California and Illinois went on strike Thursday.

  5. Micron shares suffer steepest drop since 2020 after disappointing guidance

    Micron's stock plummeted Thursday following the company's earnings report and its weaker-than-expected guidance for the second quarter.

  6. Micron shares plunge on weak second-quarter guidance

    Micron shares plunged in extended trading after the chipmaker issued weaker-than-expected second-quarter guidance.

  7. Tesla shares sink 8%, giving up some gains from post-election pop

    Tesla shares dropped more than 8% on Wednesday, their biggest decline since before Trump's election victory, which has been a big spark for the stock.

  8. Health AI startup Suki expands partnership with Google Cloud to deliver more assistive tech for clinicians

    Health-care AI startup Suki is building patient summary and Q&A features using Google Cloud's Vertex AI platform.

  9. Trump's pick to lead NASA made a big bet on crypto while going to space

    Before being chosen by President-elect Trump to lead NASA, Jared Isaacman guided his payments company Shift4 into the crypto market.

  10. CrowdStrike moves to dismiss Delta Air Lines suit, citing contract terms

    CrowdStrike moved Monday evening to dismiss Delta Air Lines' lawsuit around the July cybersecurity outage that led to canceled flights.

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