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Carvana Shares Pop as Company Offers First-Quarter Guidance, Restructures Debt
Carvana expects a first-quarter loss of between $50 million and $100 million, drastic improvement from a loss of $348 million it reported a year earlier.
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Female Leadership in Tech Is Falling
The tech industry has never been viewed as a female-friendly field, and high-profile departures at YouTube and Meta have made that perception worse.
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Microsoft, Salesforce and SAP Are Still Some of the Best Places to Work in the World Even After Layoffs, According to Glassdoor
Despite months of wide-sweeping job cuts across Silicon Valley, tech companies are still some of the best places to work in the world, according to Glassdoor.
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Ford Is About to Break Out Big EV Losses for the First Time
Ford’s reporting changes amount to the most detailed look yet by any legacy automaker into the finances behind the EV business.
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Virgin Orbit Raising $200 Million From Investor Matthew Brown, Closing Deal as Soon as Thursday
Virgin Orbit and Brown began deal talks last week, around the same time the company announced it was pausing operations and furloughing most employees.
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Ivy League Child Psychologist Shares Her No. 1 Key to Raising Successful Kids—It's Not How Much Time You Spend With Them
The quality of the time you spend with your kids matters more for their development and future success than quantity, says Barnard psychologist Dr. Tovah Klein.
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This 38-Year-Old Introvert Makes $2 Million a Year—3 Things She Always Does to ‘Look and Feel More Confident'
People often think introverts hate socializing and taking risks. But that’s not true, says Selena Soo, a marketing expert who founded a $2 million business. The self-proclaimed introvert shares her tips for feeling and looking more confident.
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DirecTV Reaches Deal to Distribute Right Wing Network Newsmax After Long Dispute
DirecTV said it reached a deal to once again include right wing network Newsmax in its pay-TV service.
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Apple Will Require a Subscription to Watch ‘Friday Night Baseball' This Year
Users will need an Apple TV+ subscription, which costs $7 per month in the U.S.
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XRP Cryptocurrency Jumps as Investors Hope Ripple Will Win Legal Battle With the SEC
XRP, a cryptocurrency closely associated with Ripple, surged over 11% on Wednesday as investors grew hopeful the firm would win its legal battle with the SEC.
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Watch Live: Moderna CEO Stephane Bancel Testifies Before Senate on Covid Vaccine Price Hike
The Boston biotech company plans to charge $130 per dose once the vaccination program moves to the private market as early as this fall.
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3 Common Cover Letter Mistakes—and How to Fix Them: One ‘Takes Literally Less Than a Minute'
Cover letters are less straightforward than resumes and it’s easy to fumble them. Avoid using generic phrases like “to whom it may concern.”
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‘Do You Think I Enjoy Doing This Reform?': France's Macron Breaks Silence After Overriding Parliament
“The longer we wait the worse the situation will get,” France’s Emmanuel Macron insisted of his pension reforms amid widespread strikes and protests.
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The Fed Is Expected to Raise Interest Rates, Despite Recent Banking Turmoil: ‘This Will Be a Game-Time Decision'
Despite talk of a pause on interest rate hikes, the Fed is still expected to increase its benchmark rate on Wednesday.
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JPMorgan Chase Buys Data Platform for Startups in Push to Serve Venture Capital Investors
The deal is the latest in a string of fintech acquisitions made under CEO Jamie Dimon. Since 2020, JPMorgan has acquired a half-dozen startups.
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Sens. Booker, Warnock Press Big Bank CEOs to Pause Overdraft Fees After SVB Failure
Sens. Booker and Warnock say overdraft and nonsufficient fund fees are causing hardship for Americans who relied on SVB and Signature Bank for payments.
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Fox, Dominion Urge Judge to Rule in $1.6 Billion Defamation Suit Ahead of April Trial
Fox News and Dominion Voting Systems met in court as part of the $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit, weeks ahead of the trial is set to begin.
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Multiple People Injured After Ship Dislodged at Scottish Dry Dock
Fifteen people were transported to the hospital after the ship toppled over.
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Meet the ‘Methane Man' With a Mission: Using Microbes to Eat Up the Greenhouse Gas
Josh Silverman has worked with methane and specifically methane-eating microbes for years, and now he wants to leverage these microbes for climate good.
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After Growing a TikTok Following, House Democrat Leads Push Against a Ban
Rep. Jamaal Bowman, D-N.Y., has embraced the app and is now pushing back against a proposed ban as his colleagues are set to question TikTok’s CEO on Thursday.