Articles by Christiaan Hetzner

The Apple CEO, awarded by the ADL for combatting bigotry, already pulled its spending from Elon Musk’s social media platform once. Read More

After the Ford’s Jim Farley accuses the United Auto Workers union of wanting to bankrupt his company, labor leader Shawn Fain launches a historic strike of all three Detroit carmakers. Read More

Frustrated that Citi is ‘seriously underestimated’, Fraser bills her plan as the most consequential change in the way the bank runs in nearly 20 years. Read More

Management stays mum on the precise cost, claiming only that the five-year deal works out to be less costly than Teamster leaders claim. Read More

Isaacson began walking back his version of a failed drone strike only to later correct the record and accept full responsibility for a crucial mistake. Read More

Crime is a $100 billion annual problem for retailers, with companies like Walmart warning it could lead to store closures if nothing is done. Read More

Should oil producers choose next year not to reverse their cuts, then the Biden administration may have a problem on its hands. Read More

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If cars like the BYD Seal are both premium and affordable, where does that leave the rest of the industry? Read More

The Tesla CEO secretly moved forward the close of Twitter deal last year to outwit the social media company’s executives and save himself $200 million. Read More