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Tesla Faces US Auto Safety Probe Over Risk of Suspension Failure

U.S. auto safety regulators opened an investigation into Tesla Inc.’s most-popular models after a series of complaints by drivers over the sudden failure of suspension in their vehicles. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has received 156 reports of apparent …

Coinbase Beats Much of Customer Lawsuit Over US Token Sales

Coinbase won the dismissal on Thursday of much of a lawsuit in which customers accused the largest U.S. cryptocurrency exchange of illegally selling securities without registering as an exchange or broker-dealer. Customers sued over 60 tokens, including XRP and dogecoin, …

Analog Devices Assessing Latest Cyber Breach Claim From Hackers

Analog Devices Inc. is assessing a new claim by a group of hackers who say they’ve stolen hundreds files containing information on customers of the computer chips maker. A hacking group known as ExfilSquad has claimed to have breached Analog …

Mercedes-Benz Recalling 310,000 US Vehicles Citing Risk of Failure to Detect Open Door

Mercedes-Benz is recalling 310,667 vehicles in the U.S. due to risk of failure to detect an open door, the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said on Thursday. The recall includes models such as CLA, A-Class, C-Class, CLE, GLA/GLB, and …

Experts in Lockheed Pollution Suit Used Unreliable Methods, Appeals Court Says

Lockheed Martin Corp. won a major legal victory in May when a Florida jury found that plaintiffs had failed to prove that the defense and aerospace giant had polluted groundwater around its Orlando manufacturing site and caused disease in nearby …

Edison Says Its Equipment Likely Associated With 2025 LA Fire

Edison International CEO Pedro Pizarro told investors “no other viable alternatives have appeared” to explain what caused a massive wildfire in the Los Angeles area last year other than equipment owned by the company’s Southern California utility. The company now …

Insurers Are ‘Actively Evaluating’ New Catastrophe Risks as Europe Burns

Europe’s insurers are bracing for a new era of catastrophe risk fanned by rising temperatures in the world’s fastest-warming continent. Insurers, reinsurers and brokers contacted by Bloomberg are already predicting increased premiums and bigger losses tied to natural catastrophes. Importantly, …