Disneyland, Disney California Adventure reopen after year of closures
The Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating Volkswagen’s April Fools’ stint where it changed its name to “Volts-Wagen” to promote its electric car strategy back in March. The SEC is looking into if it affected the automaker’s stock price, and whether it broke any security laws.
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Apr 30, 2021, 3:50 PM
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