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Porsche wants its business to break even at fewer than 200,000 cars a year, about 28% below its 279,449 deliveries in 2025. That puts the recovery on cost cuts and pricing, and it holds only if buyers keep paying Porsche prices as the range gets smaller.
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German Transport Minister Steffen Bilger wants Tesla's driver aid approved EU-wide, building on a Dutch approval that took more than 18 months. His ministry also questions the Full Self-Driving name, so a European launch looks set to be a renamed product with the driver still responsible.
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Emmy Awards will stream on Amazon's Prime Video for six years from 2027 under a Television Academy deal that ends a broadcast run dating to 1955. The Academy is betting that one partner with a reason to promote the show all year can rebuild its shrinking audience.
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Fundación Basilio Paraíso puts announced data-centre investment in Aragon at about €70bn, of which more than €33.4bn sits in official administrative files. Local firms planning staff and hosting around the build-out have a firmer base in the filed figure.
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Elon Musk says SpaceX will rename its AI unit from SpaceXAI to SpaceXSI to match Trump's preferred term, 'super intelligence'. The pledge came without a date or any disclosed contract or revenue showing the merged SpaceX-xAI business moving closer to Washington.
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David Robinson quit OpenAI after leading safety reports for 12 model launches and wrote in The Atlantic that the company's culture is broken. He helped write the safety process he now faults, so OpenAI cannot easily wave the critique away.
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