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Peloton, Seeking to Cut Costs, Will No Longer Make Its Own Bikes

A company in Taiwan that already produces some of Peloton’s bikes and treadmills will now become the company’s primary manufacturer.  » mehr lesen

Manchin, Playing to the Home Crowd, Is Fighting Electric Cars to the End

The West Virginia senator, who holds the swing vote in negotiations for a budget plan, wants to cut incentives. The president and most Senate Democrats say buyer credits are crucial to fight...

What Happens to Twitter if Elon Musk Walks Away?

One thing is for sure: Musk has left Twitter worse off than it was when he said he would buy it.  » mehr lesen

Robots Aren’t Done Reshaping Warehouses

The pace of automation has accelerated in the pandemic, as big players invest billions in their efforts to streamline how goods are sorted and shipped.  » mehr lesen

Euro Falls Near Parity With the Dollar

The euro was last worth the same as the dollar in December 2002, shortly after the currency, now used by 19 European countries, was established.  » mehr lesen

Advanced E.V. Batteries Move From Labs to Mass Production

Makers of batteries that could charge in a few minutes are setting up assembly lines, bringing the technology a big step closer to auto showrooms.  » mehr lesen

Bill Ackman’s SPAC to Return $4 Billion to Investors

The billionaire behind it, Bill Ackman, said he was “unable to consummate a transaction that both meets our investment criteria and is executable.”  » mehr lesen

What Is Delaware’s Court of Chancery and Its Role in Elon Musk’s Twitter Deal?

If Twitter sues Mr. Musk to force a sale of the company, the case is likely to end up at a 230-year-old court in Delaware.  » mehr lesen

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