These Are America’s Favorite Smartphones
Mobile network operators have never been wildly popular with their American customers. The latest customer satisfaction survey from ACSI indicates that nothing has changed.
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Why Tiffany Earnings and Outlook May Have Been Just Good Enough
A lukewarm earnings report and a 5% dividend boost lit a bit of a fire under Tiffany stock Tuesday morning. The company's outlook is weak for the second quarter but improving for the full…
Gas Prices Fall for Fourth Straight Week
Gasoline prices dropped by nearly 2 cents last week to rack up their fourth consecutive weekly drop.
May Auto Prices to Jump 4% as Volumes Taper
Auto sales in May are expected to slip by 3% year over year. Pricing has been strong, but may be softening as buyers are starting to worry about affordability.
Artificial Intelligence May Soon End Traffic Jams
A new road traffic information system combines historical with real-time traffic data for every road in the world.
AMD, Samsung Partner in Mobile Graphics Deal
AMD has signed a multiyear deal with Samsung to license the chipmaker's mobile graphics technology to the Korean smartphone maker. This is another big win for AMD's development roadmap.
Another Problem With the Boeing 737 Jet
Boeing has notified the FAA of a manufacturing defect that could affect more than 300 of the company's 737 airplanes.
Mexico Tariffs Kick Automakers While They Are Down
The U.S. president on Thursday said the nation will impose tariffs on all goods imported from Mexico unless the country stems the flow of illegal migrants to the United States. The auto industry, in…
Ben & Jerry’s Plans to Offer CBD-Infused Ice Cream
On Friday, May 31, the FDA is holding a hearing as a first step to developing review and approval procedures for products containing cannabidiol, the non-psychoactive ingredient in marijuana.
Ahead of Hurricane Season, More Than 7 Million Homes Are at Risk
Saturday, June 1, marks the beginning of the 2019 hurricane season. NOAA analysts are predicting a normal year and housing market analysts at CoreLogic have released their report on the number of U.S. homes…
April Pending Home Sales Worse Than Expected
Pending home sales (contracts signed, but not yet closed) fell in April, continuing a consecutive 16-month year-over-year decline. It's a poor kick-off to the year's prime home-buying season.
Gun Sales Are Actually Tanking — and This Is Why
Gun sales are down and stores that sell firearms, like Sportsman's Warehouse, are feeling the pinch. There are several reasons for the sales drop, none of which looks to get fixed soon.
Exxon Mobil Annual Meeting Shoots Down 7 Shareholder Proposals
At the annual meeting Wednesday, Exxon shareholders voted down seven shareholder-sponsored proposals, including one to create a board of directors committee on climate change that lost by more 90%.
Do Technology and Social Media Have a Responsibility to Society?
How do ordinary people protect their personal information in today's highly connected world? With great difficulty and little help from governments. But that may be beginning to change according to a new report from…
Why Dick’s Sporting Goods Was Hammered After Raising Guidance and Beating Estimates
Dick's Sporting Goods reported top and bottom line results Wednesday morning that beat analysts' estimates. So why are the company's shares being pummeled?
Tesla Set to Price China-Built Model 3, Make Changes to California Assembly Line
Tesla has revealed that it will begin taking orders on May 31 for its Shanghai-built Model 3 for the Chinese market. The company is also expected to build its new Model Y SUV/crossover at…
Lower Mortgage Loan Rates Fail to Attract Homeowners and Buyers
Applications for new mortgage loans fell last week even though mortgage loan rates also dropped.
Do Investors Think That China’s Tesla May Outgun Its Forebear?
Chinese electric car maker Nio reported dreadful first-quarter results and doesn't see much improvement for the second quarter. Shares jumped more than 5% on the report. Here's why.
Gas Prices Expected to Continue Sliding
Gasoline prices were sharply lower for this year's Memorial Day weekend compared with last year's price. The good news for drivers is that prices should continue falling as summer driving heads toward its peak.
Car Sales Forecast Slips Again as Industry Struggles to Hold Ground
The J.D. Power estimate for new car sales in May is down by more than 2% compared with May 2018 as a strong U.S. economy and rising consumer sentiment don't seem to be translating…