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Chinese Cars Will Enter The U.S. Market, Say Auto Execs

China has been pumping out some pretty sweet EVs lately. They're cheap, packed with boatloads of tech, and are arguably a pretty amazing value proposition for the money. It's kind of obvious why U.S. automakers are worried about the thought of these cars ever hitting the U.S. market.

InsideEVs

Wall Street Analysts Divided Over Impact Of US-China Trade Deal

A 90-day tariff cut between the US and China boosts stocks, yet Wall Street debates growth prospects against inflation risks.

International Business Times UK

Dave Portnoy Net Worth Exposed: How He Made (And Lost) A Fortune

Dave Portnoy Net Worth Exposed: Explore how the sports media founder made millions with Barstool Sports, plus details on stock losses. Is his net worth near 150 million?

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Tesla Model Y Assembly Workers Told To Stay Home For A Week: Report

Tesla’s demand issues seem to have taken a turn for the worse, with its most successful product being the latest victim. Some assembly workers responsible for building the Model Y crossover–the brand’s best-selling model–were told to stay home for the week of Memorial Day, according to several employees quoted by…

InsideEVs

Nobody wants a Cybertruck: Number of sold trucks falls short of expectations as anger over Musk festers

Musk initially teased Cybertrucks were in high demand with one million people signing up to reserve one but they have vastly underperformed expectations

The Independent UK

Improve or leave: Microsoft makes it easier to fire underperformers

Microsoft’s new performance policy gives low-rated employees the choice to improve or leave, with bans on rehiring and internal transfers.

Windows Central

Tesla is reportedly pulling workers off Cybertruck factory lines and dropping production targets for the model amid plummeting sales

Cybertruck sales in the first quarter of 2025 were half of what they were the quarter before.

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Cybertruck Demand Falls Flat: Tesla Shifts Workers and Halves Output as Fewer Than 50K Are Delivered

Tesla halves Cybertruck output and shifts workers to Model Y as demand falters, with only 6,406 sold in Q1 2025. Can the electric pickup recover? Read more

International Business Times UK

Marvel legend Stan Lee’s daughter denies elder abuse: ‘I never ever touched my parents’

JC Lee, now 75, was accused of attacking her wealthy parents in 2018

The Independent UK

Home Alone 2 director says he fears he will be deported if he cuts Trump cameo

Chris Columbus calls cameo ‘an albatross’ but worries he would ‘have to go back to Italy or something’

The Guardian - US

25 Of The Most Wasteful Things Celebrities Have Done

"She flew all the way from the U.S. to Paris via private jet, purely to get her paws on a piece of cheesecake!"

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Coachella branded ‘worse than Fyre Festival’ after 12 hour wait to get in

The opening night of the Californian festival will be headlined by Lady Gaga

The Independent UK

Mira Murati’s reported $2 billion 'seed' funding suggests the AI boom is alive and well, even after a week of economic chaos

Former OpenAI Chief Tech Officer Mira Murati’s AI startup, Thinking Machines, is looking to raise a massive $2 billion seed round, according to Business Insider. If true, it’s a jarring number that could reframe the debate about the AI boom.

Fortune

Microsoft may cut more jobs, and middle managers are in the crosshairs

A new report suggests Microsoft could announce more job cuts soon, targeting middle managers to streamline teams and prioritize coding talent.

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The Guardian - UK

‘Leave the Maga cap at home!’ Is the world really becoming hostile to American tourists?

As reservations for travellers heading from the US to Europe fall, some have suggested it’s about more than Trump’s tariffs

Windows Central

DeepMind AI staff reportedly tied to Google with "aggressive" noncompete clause — Preventing them from joining rivals like Microsoft but offering year-long PTO

Google DeepMind leverages noncompete agreements to prevent its AI staff from defecting to rival AI firms for up to a year.

The Guardian - UK

Elijah Wood says fees for Lord of the Rings actors were ‘not massive’

Star says cast took a ‘gamble’ appearing in Peter Jackson’s hit trilogy and did not earn enough to ‘rest easy’ for life

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Studio Ghibli Requests Are ‘Melting’ ChatGPT Servers In An Ultimate Display Of Karma

ChatGPT parent company OpenAI has become overwhelmed by the viral Studio Ghibli trend and has imposed temporary limits.

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Meta's not the only company with a ‘do not hire’ list—experts reveal the surprisingly common red flags that can get you blacklisted

Workplace experts say employer ‘block lists’ are common, especially in tech. Being an ‘activist’ or even quitting at the wrong time could quietly get you blacklisted.

International Business Times

ChatGPT's New Image Generator Faces Backlash for 'Sexy Men Only' Bug

ChatGPT's new image generator sparked controversy after users noticed it only created "sexy men" and refused similar images of women.

Latin Times

Trump Orders Pam Bondi to Report 'Frivolous' Lawsuits Against His Administration

President Donald Trump has ordered his Attorney General, Pam Bondi, to report any lawsuits against his administration that he considers to be "frivolous" so that he may target plaintiffs with repercussions through executive action.

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The Rejection Generation: How Gen Z Is Navigating A World Of Constant ‘No’

From dating apps to job applications, it seems like Gen Z is constantly facing "no's". But is this just a part of growing up, or is there something more at play?

Windows Central

"Would you say there is a reasonable balance between what you contribute to Microsoft and what you get in return?" Two-thirds of Microsoft employees say YES — as AI engineers get preferential compensation packages.

According to an internal Microsoft survey, 65% of employees at Microsoft indicated that "there is a reasonable balance between what I contribute to Microsoft and what I get in return."

The Independent UK

Former Tiesto lawyer jailed for hiding millions in taxes argues Dutch DJ should pay money back

Frank Butselaar is being told by prosecutors to pay over $19m

Reason

The Sad Quest for a Secret 'Epstein Client List'

The Trump administration’s spectacle rehashed information that journalists, lawyers, and victims had already unveiled.

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