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Photo: Chris Kleponis/Press Pool; Sophie Park/Getty Images The Trump Organization said it would fire a legal adviser to the company in light of his representation of Harvard University in its ...

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Nevertheless, some readers may be wondering – which General Motors models are neither hybrid, nor electric? Reader Jeremy K. reached out to ask us exactly that, and now, we’re answering with ...

An electric car starts to smoke in Munich. The fire department had to respond and managed to get the fire under control together with a tow truck. Courier firm DHL Express to suspend global ...

Ahead of President Donald Trump’s second inauguration in January, one phrase making the rounds on Wall Street was that investors should take the president-elect “seriously, but not literally.” ...