FCC Delays Decision on Elon Musk's SpaceX and Broadband Subsidies <\/p>\n
The Federal Communications Commission delayed a final decision on whether Elon Musk's SpaceX will be able to qualify as a preferred bidder when the agency prepares to distribute up to $16 billion in funding to expand broadband service in rural areas. <\/p>\n
The surprise changes that stripped Chief Executive Herbert Diess of some of his core responsibilities on Monday revealed a deep rift between the manager and the company's owners and workers. <\/p>\n
Shares in the online automobile seller soared in their first day of trading, adding Vroom's name to a list of companies that had strong public showings in the past few weeks. <\/p>\n
A high-profile investor in HSBC Holdings and Standard Chartered has criticized the London-based banks for supporting China's plan to impose a new national security law on Hong Kong, calling on them to speak out if it results in abuse of democratic freedoms. <\/p>\n
Adidas said it would hire blacks and Latinos for at least 30% of new U.S. jobs, invest $20 million in black communities and fund 50 scholarships, in response to internal pressure from black employees at the sportswear giant. <\/p>\n
The global airline industry is forecast to lose a record $84 billion this year with a return to profitability coming in 2022 at the earliest. <\/p>\n
Even with Apple's design prowess, ARM-based laptops have been a tough sell. <\/p>\n
The $5 billion funding package for the city's flagship carrier might also give the government a minority stake in the 73-year-old company. <\/p>\n
Tiffany is a fraction of the size of LVMH, but the U.S. jeweler is doing a good job of outmaneuvering its powerful buyer. <\/p>\n
The industry's recovery from the oil-price collapse is expected to focus on the Southwest's Permian Basin, at the expense of investment in more-mature shale-oil regions. <\/p>\n
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