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- Amazon-backed Zoox is under investigation following two crashes involving its self-driving tech.
- The NHTSA said two motorcyclists were injured after colliding with Zoox vehicles that braked unexpectedly.
- Zoox was bought by Amazon for $1.2 billion in 2020 and plans to launch a robotaxi service.
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- Rep. Jamaal Bowman is in the fight of his political life ahead of the June 25 primary.
- He's been outraised by George Latimer, a local politician backed by pro-Israel groups.
- A Bowman loss would be the biggest setback for the left

Tech giant Apple is poised to see its first-ever strike on its retail operations after staff at a store in Maryland voted to authorize a strike against the company.

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- OnlyFans has become a go-to platform for creators, particularly in the sphere of adult content.
- Influencers have built lucrative businesses on the subscription platform.
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France has secured €15bn in foreign investment from the likes of Microsoft and Amazon as part of this year’s Choose France summit, an annual event that aims to promote the country’s economic and business attractiveness. The €15bn mark represents a record amount since the summit’s first edition in 2018, with commitments coming from 56 different initiatives. “This is the fruit of the reforms carried
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- Saudi Arabia needs foreign businesses to help it realize its Neom megacity project.
- But it's facing a backlash over its human rights record.
- The BBC reported that Saudi officials were given a license to use lethal force
