A steel company is paying $500,000 to settle a lawsuit alleging a manager shouted 'white power' and racially slurred Black and Latino workers

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A maker of tiny Japanese pickup trucks shut down its factories after admitting it forged safety tests for 30 years

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Former Daihatsu president Masanori Mitsui with the company's Hijet Kei truck.

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A woman was charged after a DoorDash driver got shot handing over her McDonald's order

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These 5 executive assistants were the powerhouses behind some of tech's most influential people. Here's where they are now.

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Steve Ballmer and Bill Gates in 2000.

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Musk's latest threat from China is a new luxury EV built by one of its biggest smartphone firms

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Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun unveils the SU7, the company's first electric car.

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4 things experts say could happen with AI in 2024 — and why it could be bad news for OpenAI

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OpenAI boss Sam Altman.

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Mark Zuckerberg made his comeback in 2023, getting swole and $84 billion richer

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Mark Zuckerberg has managed to turn his reputation around in 2023.

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Elon Musk trolled his way through 2023. He's still ending the year $100 billion up.

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Elon Musk speaking at a political convention organized by Italy's right-wing governing party on December 15, 2023.

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A Vietnamese restaurant that drowned up to 300 cats a month has shut. Its owner apologized for slaughtering pets.

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Vu Quang Nguyen, Program Manager of Companion Animals for HSI Vietnam, carries cats out of the slaughterhouse.

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Apple appeals Watch sales ban, saying it will suffer 'irreparable harm' if it stays in place

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Apple could lose between $300-400 million in revenue as a result of the import ban on select Apple Watch models.

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