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EV Startup, Lordstown, Files for bankruptcy.

Plus companies adopt a new strategy to try and stay in China,

siloing their operations.

If US-China relations worsen, some of these risks may be able to be prevented from spilling over

into the rest of the world's businesses that they're running.

But in the meantime, it also lets companies keep selling into this humongous market.

And we'll look at why private equity backed deals keep getting smaller.

It's Tuesday, June 27th.

I'm Luke Vargas with the Wall Street Journal, and here is the AM edition of What's News.

The Top Headlines and Business Stories, Moving Your World Today.

Lordstown Motors has filed for bankruptcy.

The electric truck company once cheered by investors during the SPAC boom and lauded by former

president Donald Trump as a savior for a closed general motors factory in Ohio says it has

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