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CNBC reports that Tesla still lacks the room or resources to bring all its employees back to the office, with even simple supplies being in short supply.

The rapper’s company claims Gap failed to fulfill obligations outlined in their contact

After Walt Disney Co (NYSE: DIS) CEO Bob Chapek swatted investor calls for an ESPN spinoff over the weekend and noted that plans are in place for the future of the sports network, one investor jumped in and bought shares of the media giant. 

Apple, Microsoft, Google, Amazon and Meta shedded nearly $500 billion in combined market cap during Tuesday's selloff.

The death of Queen Elizabeth II on Sept. 8 beaconed a new era for the UK, coming on the heels of Elizabeth Truss taking office as prime minister and heralding the proclamation of King Charles as the new monarch. 

Tesla (TSLA) is eyeing the prospect of building a lithium processing facility in Texas, as the company looks to take more control over key manufacturing components amid rising prices. Tesla stock was up on the news. In documents submitted to the Texas Comptroller's Office, Elon Musk's electric vehicle giant is…

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Republican Pennsylvania Senate candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz owns shares of two companies he publicly supported, touting their drugs as potential Covid-19 treatments — even though the drugs weren't approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

Stock splits have become increasingly popular among mega-cap companies with lofty share prices as splits often lead to increased attention and an appreciation in underlying stock prices, but Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ: AMZN) has not seen said benefits since announcing a split in March.

Apple Inc (NASDAQ: AAPL) shares have held up well relative to the overall market in 2022.

“If it’s just about mishandling classified information, we’ve had a standard set when it came to Hillary Clinton.”