Ford EV and Technology Chief Doug Field Steps Down Amid Restructuring
Doug Field, who led Ford's electric vehicle and software initiatives since 2021, is leaving the automaker as the company undergoes restructuring efforts.
Doug Field, who led Ford's electric vehicle and software initiatives since 2021, is leaving the automaker as the company undergoes restructuring efforts.

AI-focused energy startup Fermi experienced executive departures and stock decline as leadership changes affect Texas data center development.

Bulgaria conducts its eighth parliamentary election in five years as voters seek stability and economic prosperity.

Comedian Bill Maher challenged Bernie Sanders' rhetoric about wealthy Americans not paying their fair share of taxes during his Friday night HBO show.

JPMorgan and Wells Fargo delivered mixed earnings results while Johnson & Johnson exceeded forecasts driven by cancer drug sales and raised its dividend.

Sweden's Einride will provide 75 electric trucks for Amazon's freight operations in the United States as the company prepares to go public.

Guard Nickeil Alexander-Walker won the NBA's Most Improved Player award following a career-best season with the Atlanta Hawks.
Khartoum shows extensive damage one year after government forces retook the city from paramilitary rivals in Sudan's ongoing civil conflict.

A judge dismissed Motown legend Smokey Robinson's defamation counterclaim against four housekeepers who sued him for alleged sexual assault.

An 18-year-old man has been extradited from Dubai and charged with the murder of Thai woman Kamonnan Thiamphanit in London.
European Central Bank policymakers indicate they have flexibility to delay rate hike decisions beyond April meeting.

Betty Yee suspended her gubernatorial campaign Monday, citing poor polling performance and limited time before the primary election.
Congress increasingly relies on overnight voting sessions as lawmakers struggle with government funding and immigration enforcement bills.

Congressional bill would establish federal protections against harassment within 100 feet of religious facilities.

President Isaac Herzog will not issue a pardon to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and instead will pursue mediation in the corruption case.
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