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Wall Street analysts did not expect Tesla to return to profitability this soon, and shares of the company soared in after-hours trading.

Slack CEO Stewart Butterfield addressed competition from Microsoft Teams, saying he thinks it sees Slack as "an existential threat."

Employees are reportedly worried Google will use the new tool to suppress worker activism and organization. Google says it's designed to combat spam.

On Tuesday, the company said that it will spread out an investment of $1 billion over the next decade to create around 200,000 housing units.

The FTC alleges that Retina-X apps were installed without knowledge or permission, and data was not protected adequately.

The product announcement comes as the company faces criticism and legal challenges over its solar products.

Uber is now in talks with NASA to figure out how to manage air traffic at a height below 10,000 feet.

As CEO, you must keep stakeholders and investors happy by choosing how to use your resources effectively.

The White House has diminished the power of a cybersecurity unit tasked to protect the president's computer networks, Dimitrios Vastakis wrote.

Ford also trimmed in full-year profit guidance. The No. 2 US automaker is in the midst of an $11 billion restructuring.

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