Tesla's robotaxi gets green light for ride-hailing in Texas

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Tesla Robotaxi
Tesla secured a permit that allows the company to operate a ridehailing service with autonomous vehicles in Texas.

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Emirates becomes the biggest airline to crack down on power banks, after a fire underscored the danger

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The sixth flight of the Emirates Airbus A350-941 takes place at Toulouse Blagnac Airport in Toulouse, France, on June 24, 2025
Emirates has the fourth-largest network in the world by seat miles.

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Honda Is Giving Up on the All-Electric Dream

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Tesla Reportedly Shuts Down AI Project Weeks After Musk Called It “Spectacular”

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esla electric vehicles fill the car lot at the Tesla retail location

How Kelly Ortberg dug Boeing out of a 'very deep hole' in his first year in charge

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WASHINGTON, DC - APRIL 02: President and CEO of Boeing Kelly Ortberg smiles while testifying before the Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee
Kelly Ortberg became Boeing CEO on August 8, 2024.

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Tesla’s Biggest Rivals Warn the EV Party Might Be Over

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Good news, delivery drivers: DoorDash CEO says robotaxis aren't ready for food delivery

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A person on a bike with a Doordash box on their back.
A Doordash deliveryperson on a bike.

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The US Air Force wants to buy Cybertrucks for target practice because they may start showing up on the battlefield

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A Tesla Cybertruck on a street with people around it.
YouTuber Zack Nelson said the Tesla Cybertruck has become polarizing because some of Elon Musk's comments.

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Japanese automakers Toyota and Honda take a big hit from Trump's tariffs

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A close-up of the Toyota logo on a vehicle.
Toyota said it expects tariffs to lower its operating income by 1.4 trillion Japanese yen, or $9.5 billion, for the 2026 fiscal year.

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Alaska Airlines is flying to Europe for the first time — and the planes are getting a fresh look

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Alaska Airlines' Boeing 787 Dreamliner livery.

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