Musk has described himself as a ‘free speech absolutist’ but is also known for blocking other Twitter users who question or disagree with him.
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Hannaford’s goal: Use only renewable power by 2024
To meet its goal, it’ll need a multi-pronged approach, buying renewable energy and employing a host of strategies to reduce demand.
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Delta loses $940 million; bookings surge
Shares of the Atlanta-based airline jump more than 6 percent.
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Amazon adds 5% ‘fuel and inflation surcharge’ to seller fees
The Seattle-based company said on its website that the added fees, which take effect April 28, are ‘subject to change.’
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Toyota recalls 460,000 vehicles for stability control glitch
The automaker says that when the vehicles are restarted, in rare cases the software may not automatically switch the system into the “on” mode.
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Regulators to monitor all New England fishing for certain species
At-sea monitors are workers who collect data on board commercial fishing boats to help inform regulations and management of species.
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Maine lawmakers approve bill to limit number of pogie-fishing licenses
Commercial license holders who have not landed the 25,000 pound- threshold in any of the past three years will have through end of this year to catch up and be eligible for a 2023 license.
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Southwest Airlines pilots’ union officials say fatigue is a safety problem
Pilots at Southwest Airlines say fatigue from poor scheduling is a growing problem and is raising safety concerns.
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Elon Musk accused of breaking law while buying Twitter stock
The complaint alleges the Tesla CEO delayed disclosing his position in Twitter until he’d almost doubled his stake to more than 9 percent.
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Freight railroads work to resolve service problems, delays
Some grain elevators are so full that farmers trying to sell their crops are being turned away.