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Tesla Inc. shares fell more than 14% after the electric carmaker delivered fewer vehicles than expected last quarter despite offering hefty incentives in its biggest markets.

New York Republican George Santos, who has admitted making up much of his resume, is set to be sworn in as a member of the House Tuesday, an added element of drama to GOP turmoil as the party takes control of the chamber.

Updated GoFundMe page confirms it’s being used by his family.

Cryptocurrencies are starting the year with a whimper as trading volumes remain desiccated in the wake of 2022’s numerous industry scandals and meltdowns.

(Bloomberg) — Tesla Inc. is set to pay more for the lithium that powers its electric vehicles after a supplier amended their deal amid a relentless price rally of the metal.

OPEC’s crude output edged higher last month as Nigeria partially reversed a long-term slump by cracking down on oil theft.

The British Museum and the Acropolis Museum in Athens are closing in on an agreement that would see the Parthenon Marbles returned over time to Greece as part of a cultural exchange, ending a feud over the historical artifacts that dates back to the 1800s.

More analysts covering Tesla Inc. are cutting their share-price forecasts, fueling a selloff in the stock after the electric-vehicle maker delivered fewer vehicles than expected last quarter despite offering hefty incentives in its biggest markets.

Riot Blockchain Inc. has changed its name to Riot Platforms as the Bitcoin miner seeks to navigate the battered crypto landscape by diversifying operations.