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Here are the SpaceX employees who were elected to run Musk's new company town of Starbase, Texas [553d]
Hinge Health says revenue increased 50% in first quarter — still no price range for IPO [553d]
Your Social Security card will soon be available digitally. What to know [553d]
U.S. commodities regulator seeks to drop appeal of Kalshi election bets offers [553d]
Trump signs order to boost domestic drug manufacturing as pharma tariffs loom [553d]
Air traffic controllers couldn't see or talk to planes in equipment failure that led to Newark meltdown [553d]
Hims & Hers gives weak outlook but says more collaborations are coming [553d]
Credit Suisse to pay $511 million for helping U.S. taxpayers hide over $4 billion overseas [553d]
From the New Testament to Nixon: Takeaways from Palantir CEO Alex Karp's shareholder letter [553d]
Our 2 best and 2 worst stocks since Trump's 'liberation day' tariff announcement [553d]
Palantir lifts full-year guidance as CEO Karp cites 'tectonic shift' in AI adoption [553d]
Messaging app used by Trump official suspends operations after reported hack [554d]
FanDuel Sports Network touts streaming subscriber growth for regional games [554d]
Waymo plans to double robotaxi production at Arizona plant by end of 2026 [554d]
Trump to ask Hollywood studios if they're happy with 100% foreign film tariff idea [554d]
OpenAI says nonprofit will retain control of company, bowing to outside pressure [554d]
Here's why we're not buyers in Monday's session, even as stocks move lower [554d]
Where Trump is likely getting his $1.98 gas price figure [554d]

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