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: U.K. Treasury to force banks to explain account closures after dispute between former UKIP leader and Coutts

The U.K government will make it harder for banks to close accounts after a dispute between the former leader of the U.K. Independence Party and a leading advocate for Brexit and private bank, Coutts & Co.

: Amazon trial could pave the way for holding the company accountable on warehouse safety

Hearings on Amazon's appeal of OSHA violations in Washington state start next week.

The Ratings Game: Avis Budget’s stock falls after analyst downgrades it just two months after turning bullish

Avis Budget's stock dropped Thursday after it was downgraded by Deutsche Bank's Chris Wronka, because the stock rallied so much after he turned bullish

Movers & Shakers: Netflix shares slump on revenue outlook, Tesla stock slips on margin fears and other stocks on the move

Tesla, Netflix and United Airlines are among the stocks that are active.

Kelley Blue Book: The 2024 BMW 8 Series is dashing, stylish and fast

The 2024 BMW 8 Series lineup consists of coupe, convertible, and Gran Coupe styles, all adorned with luxury features, fantastic engines, and tons of prestige.

NerdWallet: Even younger people should have a will: How to make one without spending a fortune

Having a will in place, even if you're young, can be a simple way to avoid leaving important decisions about your assets and guardianship wishes to the courts.

Next Avenue: Why grandparents should set up 529 college savings plans

Setting up a grandparent 529 takes less than a half-hour. The money grows tax-free, distributions are tax-free, and you can even transfer it to another child.

NerdWallet: Alternative credit cards can help you build credit, but it could be wild ride

A new card from a fintech can help you build credit, but they’re more likely to undergo changes that may be welcome—or disappointing and costly.

Market Snapshot: Nasdaq futures slide as Tesla and Netflix results damp earnings optimism

Nasdaq futures were underperforming early Thursday, after results from Tesla and Netflix were not well received by traders.

: Elon Musk says Tesla will spend ‘well over’ $1 billion on Dojo supercomputer

Tesla Inc. will spend "well over" $1 billion by the end of next year on building an in-house supercomputer known as Project Dojo.

Dow Jones Newswires: China keeps benchmark lending rates unchanged

China's benchmark lending rates were kept unchanged, as expected on Thursday, following a hold of policy rates earlier this month. However, economists say Beijing will need to ramp up support to shore up the country's sputtering economy.

MarketWatch First Take: As investors worry about lower Tesla margins, Musk says Full Self-Driving is key to future profits

Elon Musk still envisions Tesla cars turning into robotaxis -- and appreciating assets -- in the not-too-distant future.
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