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The Energy Department office that helped Tesla — and made a bad bet on Solyndra — is hustling to get loans out as the GOP vows scrutiny. 

Turkey’s state-owned Halkbank got a mixed reception at the US Supreme Court as the bank sought dismissal of criminal charges that it helped Iran evade economic sanctions.

Bitcoin miners are turning their machines back on as the digital asset heads for what could be its longest winning streak in a decade.

The University of Texas at Austin has banned the use of TikTok on the campus’s networks after state and national leaders expressed concerns about the social media app’s ties to China and the large amount of user data it collects.

British billionaire and Manchester United fan Jim Ratcliffe officially joined the race to buy the English soccer giant.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said he still embraces the “Hamiltonian” spirit of deeper fiscal integration for Europe, but he brushed off the idea of more joint borrowing, for now at least.

Accenture, 3M and other companies have come up with fancy monikers for their flexible policies — but it’s not easy trying to appease workers, bosses and clients alike.

Walt Disney Co. said that activist investor Nelson Peltz didn’t present “a single strategic idea,” despite months of engagement with the company and the board.

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said the Netherlands plans to send a Patriot system to Ukraine, joining the US and Germany in bolstering the Ukrainian military arsenal with crucial air defense to fight Russia’s invasion.

With job cuts mounting across the tech industry and beyond, even recruiters at Amazon are turning on green LinkedIn “open to work” badges before they’ve been formally laid off.