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Fitbit acquisition could still face legal trouble as Google jumped the gun on investigations

Google and Fitbit proudly announced yesterday that their $2.1 billion acquisition had been completed after months of regulatory scrutiny. Unfortunately for that deal, though, it may still face legal trouble as Google didn’t wait on approval from the US Department of Justice (DOJ) or Australian regulatory authorities before completing the Fitbit buyout. Between the November 2019 announcement…
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Tesla (TSLA) stock gets new $950 price target on arguably conservative delivery projection

Tesla (TSLA) stock is getting a new Wall Street-high $950 price target, and it’s arguably based on a conservative delivery projection. Tesla (TSLA) stock Tesla’s stock has been on a tear lately – reaching new all-time highs on several occasions over the last few weeks. It is pushing the automaker’s valuation over $800 million. Now many analysts are playing catchup and updating their…
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An electric Corvette…SUV? GM is thinking about it

GM is considering expanding the Corvette into a family of vehicles, with the first new vehicle being an all-electric crossover SUV with Corvette branding, according to a report by Bloomberg. If GM does go through with the plan, the electric Corvette SUV wouldn’t hit the road until at least 2025. This would be a first for the Corvette, which has always existed as a single sportscar model. GM…
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Nikon USA adds two new paid tiers to its Nikon Professional Services offerings

Nikon has added two new paid tiers to its Nikon Professional Services (NPS) memberships, adding additional benefits if you’re willing to pay the price. The new Pro+ and Platinum+ plans include everything Nikon’s complimentary Pro plan offers while adding additional benefits, including equipment loans, gear checks, cleanings, discounts on repairs and more. Nikon’s complimentary Pro membership…
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