Musk says he'll step down as Twitter CEO | Genesis brand names new boss | Kia dealership to pay $1.25M settlement | Chevy recalls Bolts | Postal fleet gets greener | EV investments for Buick dealers

Musk plans to retain control over Twitter’s engineering teams even after a new CEO is appointed.

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