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Whose Rail Line Is It Anyway? Freight Carriers Could Be Forced to Share Tracks With Competitors
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China Bans iPhone Use for Government Officials at Work
The directive is the latest step in Beijing’s campaign to cut reliance on foreign technology and could hurt Apple’s business in the country. Source link
Messi Drives Jump in Apple TV+, MLS Subscriptions
The Argentine soccer superstar’s arrival brings more than 110,000 sign-ups to MLS Season Pass on the day of his first match with Inter Miami. Source
Saudi Arabia's Aramco Considers Selling $50 Billion in Shares
The offering, likely on the Riyadh exchange, would be the largest in the history of capital markets. Similar previous plans have fallen through. Source link
Tucker Carlson's Trump Interview Showcases Potential of Tie-Up With Elon Musk's X
The former Fox News host plans to stream pretaped conversation with the former president on X during Wednesday’s Republican presidential debate. Source link
Sweetgreen Hires Former Chipotle Executives, Readies Mid-America Push
Sweetgreen hired two former Chipotle Mexican Grill executives to lead its marketing and culinary development, part of the salad chain’s strategy to expand beyond large
A Rare Look Into the Finances of Elon Musk's Secretive SpaceX
The rocket company and satellite operator narrowed its loss to $559 million in 2022. Costs increased, but revenues rose faster. Source link
Hawaiian Electric Is in Talks With Restructuring Firms
The utility is facing mounting litigation alleging it was negligent before and during the Maui wildfires. Source link
U.S. Plans New Tariffs on Food-Can Metal From China, Germany and Canada
The levies, announced in response to dumping allegations, could raise prices for canned foods, an industry group says. Source link