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Bad EVs, a giant meat recall, Amazon goes nuclear, and the safest cities: The week's most popular stories

Bad EVs, a giant meat recall, Amazon goes nuclear, and the safest cities: The week's most popular stories

Plus, why Apple is losing to Huawei in China, and JPMorgan Chase is winning the AI banking race

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About 10% of electric vehicle owners regret their purchases, according to a new survey, though the figure varies significantly depending on the automaker.

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Major retailers, including Amazon (AMZN), Costco (COST), Walmart (WMT), and Trader Joe’s, have issued a nationwide recall for over 300 ready-to-eat meals due to a potential outbreak of Listeria monocytogenes.

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Amazon (AMZN) is joining its artificial intelligence competitors in the race for nuclear energy.

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When deciding where to live in the U.S., many people take safety into consideration – not only for their families but for themselves.

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The Apple Store on Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street in Shanghai, China, October 12, 2024.
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Since releasing its Mate 60 Pro series last August, Chinese tech giant Huawei has made a comeback in China’s smartphone market, knocking Apple (AAPL) from its pedestal.

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The U.S. economy remains a heated topic in presidential debates and a top concern for American voters. Eight in ten registered voters say it will be crucial to their vote in the 2024 presidential elections.

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JPMorgan Chase (JPM) held onto its spot as the artificial intelligence adoption leader in the banking sector.

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Tesla wants its Optimus robots to — eventually — be capable of doing anything from grocery shopping to babysitting. It’s still a ways away from that goal.
Tesla wants its Optimus robots to — eventually — be capable of doing anything from grocery shopping to babysitting. It’s still a ways away from that goal.
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Tesla (TSLA) on Thursday tried to show off its Optimus project again after an event featuring them last week “tricked” some analysts who were unaware the humanoid robots were being assisted remotely.

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Boeing (BA) is about to start the countdown clock on 10% of its workforce losing their jobs. Reuters reports that the company will begin sending 60-day notices to affected employees next month.

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Meta (META), the parent company of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, fired over 20 employees last week for abusing the company’s food credit system to buy household items.

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk cheers behind Former President Donald Trump during a campaign rally at the Butler Farm Show fairgrounds on October 05, 2024 in Butler, Pennsylvania.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk cheers behind Former President Donald Trump during a campaign rally at the Butler Farm Show fairgrounds on October 05, 2024 in Butler, Pennsylvania.
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Elon Musk became one of the largest donors of the entire 2024 election cycle in just three months.

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Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina Khan
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Lina Khan, the head of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), has emerged as one of the “most feared people in Silicon Valley” and an enemy of Wall Street.

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We all deserve a vacation from time to time; the pressures of work, school, and personal relationships are enough to make anyone crave a long weekend in a new city, with high-quality meals and luxurious accommodations.

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A vehicle is stranded on a water-flooded street after Hurricane Milton made landfall in Brandon, Florida
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Hurricane Milton has blown through and the worst is over for Florida. But it’s not over for everyone. Meteorologists warn we’ll get stronger and more frequent tropical storms in the coming years, as the oceans warm and sea levels rise thanks to climate change.

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Boeing (BA) rival Airbus (AIR) is slashing 2,500 jobs in its Defence and Space division as it continues to struggle to find its footing

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Hundreds of products sold in the nation’s top grocery chains, including Walmart (WMT), Kroger (KR), 7-Eleven (SVNDY), and Trader Joe’s, have been recalled over concerns of listeria contamination. 

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I love sports sedans. You love sports sedans. We all love sports sedans. That’s why it comes as no surprise that you folks were so passionate about the best sports sedans of all time when I asked you to tell me your favorite in last week’s question of the day. 

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We’ve already shown you Consumer Reports’ list of the most reliable cars for less than $30,000, but what if you care about more than just reliability? You don’t always have to sacrifice reliability to find a car that’s well-rounded and offers more in the way of features than simply not breaking. 

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