WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The FBI has assessed that a leak from a laboratory in the central Chinese city of Wuhan likely caused the COVID pandemic, director Christopher Wray said on Tuesday, a claim China said had “no credibility whatsoever”. “The FBI has for quite some time now assessed that the origins of the pandemic are …
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Por Hyunjoo Jin SAN FRANCISCO, EEUU, 1 mar (Reuters) – Se espera que Elon Musk, presidente ejecutivo de Tesla Inc, presente el miércoles por la tarde un plan para fabricar un vehículo eléctrico más pequeño y asequible, con el objetivo de ampliar el atractivo de su marca y defenderse de la competencia. Captar el mercado …
1 mar (Reuters) – Waymo, la unidad de tecnología de conducción autónoma de Alphabet Inc, despidió a más empleados en su segunda ronda de recortes de plantilla este año, hasta un total del 8% o 209 de su fuerza de trabajo, informó la empresa a Reuters el miércoles. Los inversores y los observadores del sector …
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By Andrea Shalal WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. President Joe Biden is using $1.5 trillion in new federal spending to continue his push to reshape the U.S. economy, redirect corporate profits and reverse a decades-old decline in the benefits that go to workers. With a new team of progressive-leaning economic advisers and a fiscal war chest …
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BRASILIA (Reuters) -Brazil’s trade surplus for February fell a larger-than-expected 35% from the same month last year as exports, especially of oil, declined, government data released on Wednesday showed. The trade surplus of $2.8 billion was lower than the $3.1 billion estimated by economists in a Reuters poll. The Ministry of Development, Industry, Trade and …
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SANTIAGO, 1 mar (Reuters) – La chilena Arauco, brazo forestal de Empresas Copec, estimó el miércoles un impacto de unos 50 millones de dólares en sus resultados financieros debido a las pérdidas en sus plantaciones por los incendios que azotan el centro sur del país. En una carta al regulador local de valores, la firma …
By Elizabeth Pineau LIBREVILLE (Reuters) – Emmanuel Macron landed in Gabon on Wednesday, the first stop of an Africa tour that will also take the French President to Angola, Congo Republic and Democratic Republic of Congo. Macron’s trip, his first to all four countries as President, follows the launch of a new Africa policy and …
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By Akash Sriram and Hyunjoo Jin (Reuters) – Tesla Inc Chief Executive Elon Musk has promised to unveil the third part of his Master Plan on Wednesday, in which he has set out bold goals for growth of the electric-car maker. PART I (2006)- THE SECRET TESLA MOTORS MASTER PLAN (JUST BETWEEN YOU AND ME): …
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) – Volkswagen is reorganizing its financial services holding companies, Volkswagen Bank and Volkswagen Financial Services said on Wednesday. “By bundling its activities in a European financial services provider, the refinancing strength of Volkswagen Bank GmbH can best be used for the growth of the leasing business in Germany and Europe,” they said. (Reporting …
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By Jody Godoy (Reuters) – Former U.S. Congressman Stephen Buyer illegally traded on information he learned as a consultant to T-Mobile US Inc ahead of its $23 billion merger with Sprint, a federal prosecutor told jurors at Buyer’s criminal trial in New York on Wednesday. Assistant U.S. Attorney Margaret Graham said in opening statements that …
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