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Tesla shares slid over 9.5% at session lows as investors digested expanded discount offerings and further distractions from CEO Elon Musk's Twitter acquisition.

According to data obtained from NHTSA by CNBC, the agency is looking into at least 41 crashes involving Tesla vehicles where automated features were involved.

Ellison, 28, and Wang, 29, become the second and third individuals to be charged in connection with FTX's multibillion-dollar collapse

Don't rule out masking again just yet, says infectious disease expert. Wearing masks could give you more protection this winter during the tripledemic.

United Airlines Capt. Neil Swindells was narrowly elected earlier this week.

Disgraced FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried is aboard a federal plane en route to New York, after a day of courtroom chaos in the Bahamas over his extradition.

The Chinese economy of 2023 almost definitely won't look like the Chinese economy of 2019.

There is a political angle, country analysts say: Turkey's general election is due to be held in June 2023.

Sam Bankman-Fried's senior executives Caroline Ellison and Gary Wang cut a deal with prosecutors for $250,000 bail in return for guilty pleas in FTX's collapse.

In the Lake District national park area, demand for properties dipped 5% in 2022, while in Wales enquiries fell 10%.

Juerg Kiener, managing director and CIO of Swiss Asia Capital, said investors would look to gold with inflation remaining high in many parts of the world.

Corporate debt and gold could be strong options for investors in 2023, according to Michael Howell, managing director at CrossBorder Capital.

Micron said it would hit its reduction target through voluntary departures as well as layoffs.

CNBC's Michael Wayland recently tested "hands-free" systems from Tesla, GM and Ford. Theirs are among the most readily available and dynamic on the market.

Core Scientific, one of the largest publicly traded crypto mining companies in the U.S., is filing for bankruptcy protection.

Senators introduced a bill targeting the lack of transparency among social media companies even as lawmakers consider banning some platforms in the U.S.

Under Armour ended its seven-month search for a new CEO by announcing that it had hired Marriott executive Stephanie Linnartz to take the job.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with President Joe Biden at the White House ahead of a speech to a joint session of Congress.

U.S. Treasury yields were slightly lower as global bond markets stabilized after the previous session's sell-off.

H&M will no longer sell a line of Justin Bieber merchandise after the musician told fans he didn't "approve" of the clothing bearing his name and likeness.