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Tesla May Consider Buying Idle General Motors Plants
Tesla Inc. Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk told CBS's "60 Minutes" that he may be willing to buy some of the five factories General Motors Co. will idle next year, making him the second rival in two days to step up with possible job-creating moves as GM takes political heat for cutting workers.
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CBS Chief Executive Leslie Moonves Resigns Over Sexual Misconduct Claims
US television giant CBS announced Sunday the immediate departure of CEO Leslie Moonves, one of the biggest scalps in the #MeToo era, following a slew of escalating sexual misconduct allegations.
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CBS Chairman Leslie Moonves Accused Of Sexual Misconduct: Reports
A bombshell article published in The New Yorker on Friday accused CBS chairman and chief executive, Leslie Moonves, of sexual misconduct stretching back decades and painted a broader picture of similar behavior within America's most watched television network.
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Elon Musk Says Excessive Automation Was 'My Mistake'
Excessive use of robots has been one of the factors holding Tesla back from making more Model 3s at its factory in Fremont, California, the chief executive officer said in an interview with CBS This Morning.
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Legal Battle Over Health of Media Billionaire Redstone
An ex-girlfriend has set in motion a legal battle over whether 92-year-old billionaire Sumner Redstone, who controls Viacom and CBS, is able to make his own health care decisions.
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Bill Gates says Microsoft made mistakes in early mobile strategy
Microsoft Corp chairman, Bill Gates, said he was not satisfied with the company's pace of innovation over the last few years, and that it had mishandled its early mobile strategy.
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Infosys chief denies visa fraud, says has fired employees for violations
Infosys chief executive officer S.D. Shibulal on Friday denied allegations of United States visa fraud by the company, saying that it has in the past taken disciplinary action, including dismissal, whenever violations have been reported.
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Tesla May Consider Buying Idle General Motors Plants
Tesla Inc. Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk told CBS's "60 Minutes" that he may be willing to buy some of the five factories General Motors Co. will idle next year, making him the second rival in two days to step up with possible job-creating moves as GM takes political heat for cutting workers.
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CBS Chief Executive Leslie Moonves Resigns Over Sexual Misconduct Claims
US television giant CBS announced Sunday the immediate departure of CEO Leslie Moonves, one of the biggest scalps in the #MeToo era, following a slew of escalating sexual misconduct allegations.
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CBS Chairman Leslie Moonves Accused Of Sexual Misconduct: Reports
A bombshell article published in The New Yorker on Friday accused CBS chairman and chief executive, Leslie Moonves, of sexual misconduct stretching back decades and painted a broader picture of similar behavior within America's most watched television network.
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Elon Musk Says Excessive Automation Was 'My Mistake'
Excessive use of robots has been one of the factors holding Tesla back from making more Model 3s at its factory in Fremont, California, the chief executive officer said in an interview with CBS This Morning.
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Legal Battle Over Health of Media Billionaire Redstone
An ex-girlfriend has set in motion a legal battle over whether 92-year-old billionaire Sumner Redstone, who controls Viacom and CBS, is able to make his own health care decisions.
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Bill Gates says Microsoft made mistakes in early mobile strategy
Microsoft Corp chairman, Bill Gates, said he was not satisfied with the company's pace of innovation over the last few years, and that it had mishandled its early mobile strategy.
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Infosys chief denies visa fraud, says has fired employees for violations
Infosys chief executive officer S.D. Shibulal on Friday denied allegations of United States visa fraud by the company, saying that it has in the past taken disciplinary action, including dismissal, whenever violations have been reported.
