Alyssa Lukpat is a reporter for The Wall Street Journal and Yahoo Finance, with a focus on national news in the United States. Her work has also been featured in Financial News and MarketWatch. Alyssa covers a wide range of topics, from breaking news and business updates to human interest stories and legal issues.
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By: Alyssa Lukpat
The Alphabet-owned company said it needed to fix its software after two of its cars hit a pickup truck being towed.
Thousands of AT&T users across the U.S. were experiencing issues with their cell service Thursday morning.
In the debut episode, Musk and Lemon discussed the X owner’s drug use, his thoughts on transgender rights and his plans for Tesla.
By: Alyssa Lukpat
The “Star Wars” creator and one of Disney’s biggest individual shareholders said Tuesday that he was confident in the company’s leadership in their battle against Peltz, whose hedge fund Trian Partners is trying to seize two board seats.
By: Alyssa Lukpat
The “Morning Joe” hosts are the latest at NBC to object to the addition of the former RNC chairwoman.
The list includes some familiar names—and quite a few surprises among both private and public universities
“Anybody who's not worried is not paying attention,” Clinton said.
By: Alyssa Lukpat
Authentic Brands alleges Manoj Bhargava and the sports magazine’s former publisher “tried to weaponize their obstinance.”
Disney said it planned to crack down on password sharing for its streaming services starting with a few countries in June before implementing a wider rollout in September. Disney Chief Executive Bob Iger unveiled the timeline to limit password sharing in a CNBC interview Thursday morning, a day after the company defeated activist Nelson Peltz in a bruising proxy fight. The company for months has said a crackdown was coming as it looks to cut costs and make Disney+ and Hulu profitable.
By: Alyssa Lukpat
The fight over Elon Musk’s pay is back on. Tesla board asked shareholders to again vote in favor of its CEO’s multibillion-dollar pay package. The board and shareholders approved the pay proposal in 2018, but a Delaware court in January struck it down because it said the approval process was “deeply flawed.”
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