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A clampdown on Autopilot could tarnish Tesla’s reputation with consumers and spook investors whose belief in the company’s self-driving bona fides have helped make Tesla CEO Elon Musk the world’s wealthiest person.

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Ontario’s Digital Dealership Registration will allow more than 7,000 Ontario dealerships online access to registration

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