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Lots of question marks remain about Elon Musk's polarizing Cybertruck.
  • Tesla stock fell 8% after the company reported third-quarter earnings that missed analyst expectations.
  • Wall Street was unimpressed by the results and comments from Elon Musk about the future of the Cybertruck.
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House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan
  • Jim Jordan won't hold a third vote to become Speaker of the House.
  • Jordan's decision comes after he failed to gain a majority in multiple House votes.
  • He reportedly supports giving Speaker Pro Tempore Patrick McHenry power over the House through January 3.

Ohio Republican Rep. Jim Jordan on Thursday put his bid to become the next


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23andMe is investigating reports of a new data leak involving millions of user records. On Wednesday, TechCrunch reported that a hacker claims to have leaked 4 million genetic profiles belonging to people in Great Britain, along with “the wealthiest people living in the U.S. and Western Europe.”

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After five years in a shallow grave, the FCC has revived the rules meant to force internet service providers (ISPs) like Comcast and Verizon to treat all traffic equally. The agency voted in favor of a notice of proposed rulemaking Thursday, taking its first step toward reinstating net neutrality.

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  • The mix of loose fiscal policy and tight monetary policy looks similar to the 1980s, BofA said. 
  • In that decade, those circumstances led to high yields and a strong dollar, similar to what's occurring today. 
  • Reversing globalization and US asset exceptionalism will continue supporting high levels.

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Autonomous vehicle operator Cruise, which is backed by General Motors, will launch a robotaxi service in Japan by 2026. It’s another sign that GM does not intend to back down from its commitment to get driverless cars in more cities as rapidly as possible.

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Boomers are often reviled for hoarding the world’s resources, but they’re also dominating their descendants in their cyber defences. That’s according to a new survey by Yubico, a Swedish vendor of authentication devices. The company asked 2,000 consumers in the US and UK about their attitudes towards protecting online accounts. The responses revealed a counterintuitive divide: digital natives



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Almost to the weekend! A 4,000-year-old slab could be a treasure map for Bronze Age riches in what sounds like the potential plot for an offshoot of the "National Treasure" series. 

In today's big story, we're looking at why giving your boss an ultimatum is a recipe for disaster. 

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