Pablo Guzmán gained widespread media attention in the early 1970s as a leader of the Young Lords, a militant Puerto Rican group based in East Harlem, then became an Emmy-winning TV news reporter. He has died at 73. nyti.ms/4814zkd

A dispatch from the first town hall meeting hosted by California Forever (the SV-backed "new city") by @coralmerfi and me. The tl;dr is that the crowd was loud, skeptical and prone to interrupting. nytimes.com/2023/11/30/bus…

New from Bessemer City, N.C -- Electric Vehicle Push Returns North Carolina to Its Lithium Mining Roots nytimes.com/2023/11/30/bus…

Bloomberg Businessweek, a weekly magazine for the past 94 years, is going monthly, the company told staff members on Thursday. nyti.ms/49XkxgT

Jeff Zucker's bid to re-enter the global news business hits a snag as UK gov't orders a review of his Telegraph deal, which is backed by Abu Dhabi funding. nytimes.com/2023/11/30/bus…

An Abu Dhabi fund is expected to invest at least $30 billion in climate projects with some of the biggest names in North American finance. nyti.ms/46BXjdh

The push for electric vehicles is returning North Carolina to its lithium mining roots after decades of stagnation. nyti.ms/46CVa11

Oil producers in OPEC Plus met on Thursday and failed to announce new production cuts in the face of sagging prices, but Saudi Arabia later said that it would continue to trim output by one million barrels a day through March with some other countries. nyti.ms/47XNE1A

The British government said on Thursday that it would open a review of a pending deal to put Jeff Zucker, the former president of CNN, in control of The Daily Telegraph and The Spectator, a pair of London’s most prestigious publications. nyti.ms/49Wqo61

Disinformation is one of the climate summit's biggest challenges, as online influencers, fossil fuel companies and some of the countries attending COP28 have nourished a feedback loop of falsehoods. nyti.ms/3sWty9g

A closely watched measure of inflation showed continued signs of fading in October, encouraging news for the Federal Reserve as officials try to gauge whether they need to take further action in order to fully stamp out rapid price increases. nyti.ms/3GltB1s

Do you listen to a lot of Noah Kahan? Taylor Swift? Odie Leigh? Car Seat Headrest? Indigo Girls? Brandi Carlile? Well, it might be time for you to visit Burlington! Spotify thinks you’ll be in good company there. Pack layers and bring a hat! nyti.ms/3T40MOP

Stylish workplaces are popping up across corporate America and on social media. Two journalists teamed up to find out if sophisticated design is enough to bring people back to the office. nyti.ms/3GoW8Dg

The United Automobile Workers union announced Wednesday that it was undertaking an ambitious drive to organize plants owned by more than a dozen nonunion automakers, including Tesla and several foreign companies — a goal that has long eluded it. nyti.ms/3RiCeA9

As leaders from nearly every nation on the planet gather on Thursday in the United Arab Emirates to confront global warming, many are carrying a sense of disillusionment into the annual climate summit convened by the United Nations. nyti.ms/3N8HvYG

The Iowa Lottery apologized after it said a “human reporting error” meant it announced the wrong winning numbers for its Powerball drawing on Monday. nyti.ms/3SZ5Tjb

Eurozone inflation fell faster than expected as prices rose at an annual rate of 2.4 percent in November among the countries that use the euro, continuing a broad decline in energy and food inflation. nyti.ms/3uzJxuh

In today’s DealBook: The big takeaways from yesterday’s DealBook Summit, including @andrewrsorkin’s wide-ranging interviews with Elon Musk, Vice President Kamala Harris, Disney’s Bob Iger, and more. nyti.ms/3uBocki

Mainstream companies have concerns about the lineage of the data that powers AI applications. An industry group is addressing that challenge by finding a way to identify AI data that can be trusted. nyti.ms/47TSZXL

Tesla plans to begin delivering its much delayed, highly anticipated Cybertruck pickup to customers on Thursday, entering one of the most lucrative but competitive segments of the auto industry. nyti.ms/3sVARy6

“We expect the pace of Cruise’s expansion to be more deliberate when operations resume, resulting in substantially lower spending in 2024 than in 2023,” G.M.’s chief executive, Mary T. Barra, said. nyti.ms/3Rl8jY1

“The pipeline of non-OPEC projects alone appears sufficient to meet all global demand growth in the next few years at least,” analysts at Morgan Stanley wrote. nyti.ms/3Ri0T7X

“We have been working on the sale of Jezebel for months and are delighted that it has found a new home,” G/O Media’s chief executive, Jim Spanfeller, said in a statement. nyti.ms/47ydcCJ

“You can have vehicles made in the U.S., with the vast majority of parts coming from the U.S., that could be disqualified from the tax credit because a single part comes from China,” Albert Gore III said. nyti.ms/3GmOnhf

“This green-versus-blue issue is a form of cyberbullying,” said Jim Steyer of Common Sense, which works with schools that have experienced tensions among children using messaging apps. nyti.ms/3R9DZ1w

Chinese are improvising to get around strict government controls on transferring money overseas. They have bought gold bars small enough to be scattered unobtrusively through carry-on luggage, as well as large stacks of foreign currency. nyti.ms/47W31I1

After three years of pandemic recovery and robust increases in demand for oil, appetite is expected to slow in 2024. nyti.ms/3Rw9JPP

A former Citibank employee’s lawsuit describes a workplace where many women confronted comments about their sexuality and attractiveness and worried that their careers would suffer if they complained. nyti.ms/3GjtFyS

If the UAW’s new organizing drive secures a foothold among nonunion companies like Tesla, it could signal a big shift in the U.S. auto industry. nyti.ms/49Vny17

G.M. had been planning to roll out a ride service in San Francisco and three other cities and begin testing Cruise vehicles on the streets of several other markets. It now plans to focus on only one city. nyti.ms/3TlSzFV