Tesla recalls 123000 Model S cars over bolt defect
Tesla issues a voluntary recall for 123000 Model S vehicles built before April 2016 after finding excessive corrosion in a power steering bolt. The company states no accidents or injuries are tied to the flaw and has notified customers by letter.
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Judge orders cancer risk label for coffee products
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Elihu Berle ruled coffee beans roasted to produce acrylamide pose a cancer risk, requiring warning labels by Starbucks and other companies. The Council for Education and Research on Toxics sued under a California law, despite IARC removing coffee from its possible carcinogen list.
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Exxon Mobil climate change suit dismissed by judge
A federal judge tossed out Exxon Mobil’s 2016 lawsuit seeking to block state inquiries into its climate change disclosures. Manhattan Judge Valerie Caproni said Exxon’s claim that New York and Massachusetts officials pursued bad faith investigations to violate constitutional rights is implausible and must be dismissed.
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Under Armour data breach hits 150 million MyFitnessPal users
Under Armour says February breach exposed about 150 million MyFitnessPal user email addresses and login details. Social security numbers driver licenses and payment data were not taken. Target and Equifax are cited as other major data leak victims in recent years.
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New SUVs Evoke Stronger EV Range and Practicality
The Hyundai Kona Electric and Jaguar I-Pace debut with 250 and 240 miles per charge, addressing range anxiety and space worries. They offer five seats and cargo then compare to earlier compact EVs, while price and lifestyle factors influence adoption.
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Is worst quarter for stocks since 2015 a red flag
Stocks faced a weak March with the S P 500 down 1.2 percent for the first quarter, ending a nine quarter gains streak. After January highs fears over trade, rates, and Facebooks data scandal weigh on markets though a late month rally offers hope for investors. Corporate earnings are seen rising with tax cut benefits boosting forecasts. April has historically strong returns and consumer confidence remains solid as unemployment stays low and wages rise.
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Credit card signatures end for most purchases this spring
Major card brands including Mastercard Visa American Express and Discover will drop signature requirements for credit and debit sales starting April 14, speeding checkout. Mastercard notes most North American transactions already do not require signatures and EMV security supports the shift. Some merchants such as rental car firms and restaurants may keep signatures.
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