Elon Musk takes the stand in ‘funding secured’ case

Tesla Inc. Chief Executive Elon Musk took the witness stand late Friday in a federal trial in San Francisco over alleged investor losses caused by his "funding secured" and other tweets relating to

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Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin said time is running out to give Ukraine the advanced weapons it needs before an expected Russian offensive in the spring, as both the US and Germany hold out

Digital Currency Group Halts Dividend Payment to Save Cash

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Fidelity to give $250 million to Black, Hispanic ‘hard-working B students’

Fidelity is making a big commitment to support economic mobility for up to 50,000 underserved students, with Dallas-Fort Worth serving as one of three launch regions. The $10.6 trillion-asset Boston