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US Closes 2022 Tesla Probe Into Unexpected Braking

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By Evgenia Filimianova Verified, Rob Sabo Verified
| The Epoch Times
NHTSA said the reported incidents did not cause vehicles to leave their lanes or significantly increase the risk of a crash. Tesla vehicles sit for sale at a Tesla dealership in Long Beach, Calif., on March 29, 2025. The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said on July 2 it closed its 2022 preliminary evaluation into nearly 695,000 Tesla vehicles after finding that reports of unexpected braking had dropped significantly and presented a low safety risk.
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Changes Prove Costly As Bay Area Lab Landlords Pursue Conversions

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By Rob Sabo Verified
| Bisnow Verified
Life sciences landlords across the country are opening up their leasing efforts to tenants outside of typical lab users in an effort to fill millions of vacant square feet. But converting lab space for use by other types of tenants isn’t always easy, sometimes slowing the leasing process or increasing costs, according to panelists at Bisnow’s Bay Area Life Sciences and Biotech Conference on June 17.
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Fortinet Expands Sunnyvale Footprint With 26K SF Acquisition

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By Rob Sabo Verified
| Bisnow Verified
Fortinet owns multiple properties adjacent to its headquarters on Kifer Road in Sunnyvale. Global cybersecurity company Fortinet added to its extensive CRE holdings in Sunnyvale with the acquisitions of two industrial buildings near its headquarters on Kifer Road that could lead to an eventual HQ expansion. Fortinet paid $15M in cash for the properties at 140 and 144 Commercial St., The Mercury News reported.
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