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The remote hearing was held before the judge who will preside over nonjury proceedings in less than three weeks.

With prices starting at $329, the new hardware aims at budget-conscious customers.

The Facebook parent removed separate networks that were running covert influence campaigns related to U.S. politics and the war in Ukraine.

The deal to develop a network of charging stations comes as the car-rental company says it has tens of thousands of electric vehicles in its fleet.

The auto industry is pushing the Treasury Department to write rules that clearly spell out how electric vehicles can fully qualify—with as much flexibility as a new law allows.

Oracle Corp. agreed to pay more than $23 million to settle allegations it violated antibribery laws, the Securities and Exchange Commission said.

Qualcomm finance chief Akash Palkhiwala is weighing how much to allocate toward the company’s growing automotive-chip business as consumer demand for smartphones continues to slow.

More marketers are taking notice of California’s data privacy laws after the state said last month that cosmetics retailer Sephora had agreed to pay $1.2 million in penalties for alleged violations related to its targeted advertising practices.

The North Atlantic Fella Organization isn’t a relation of NATO, but it is contributing to Ukraine’s defense in the form of sarcasm, ridicule and fundraising.

The craft collided with the distant space rock, Dimorphos, at about 7:15 p.m. Monday.