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The trade war between the United States and China may be worsening, the FBI probes American Express, Walmart to begin to deliver groceries, and other important business headlines.
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Lincoln Crashes
The Lincoln brand needs to gain on foreign luxury car brands if it wants to get out of a multi-decade slump. Instead, sales are in reverse.
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Toyota recalls more than a million vehicles, emerging market currencies continue to fall, Saudi Arabia aims to keep the price of crude within a narrow range, and other important business headlines.
Over 1.4 Billion Adults Don’t Exercise Enough
New data from the WHO show that over 1.4 billion adults worldwide are at risk for disease because they do not exercise enough. The study was posted in The Lancet Global Health and was…
Google Launches AI Solution to Spot Child Sex Abuse Content
Google has released an artificial intelligence solution to help combat child sex abuse content, an overwhelming and serious problem.
Is Tesla Missing Model 3 Production Goals?
The Model 3 is widely viewed as the most important building block for Tesla's future. But CEO Elon Musk says production of a lower priced version of that model would cause losses the company…
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Tesla Model 3 production slows, Samsung to unveil foldable smartphone, Nike ads to feature NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick, and other important business headlines.
Is China’s Manufacturing Sector Headed Toward Recession?
Part of a nation’s economy can’t go into recession, by definition. However, a huge sector of China’s economy appears ready to hit negative growth (an odd term for contraction). The new Caixin China General…
Crazy Elon Musk Can’t Knock Down Tesla Share Price
Elon Musk, the founder of Tesla, has done several things that could push down the electric car company's stock. It is only down, however, less than 2% this year.
Disney Has Unprecedented Third of Box Office Sales This Year
Walt Disney has posted a record year in studio market share, while the overall industry has posted a record year in ticket sales.
Chick-fil-A Wants People To Trade Free Chicken For App
Chick-fil-A has become one of the fastest growing fast food chains. The success is one part customer service and another part menu. The company has come up with a way to draw customers, and…
Papa John’s Founder Bent on Wrecking Papa John’s
Papa John's founder John Schnatter took another stab at destroying the company in which he is also the largest shareholder.
Ford Still in 0% Financing Business
Ford currently offers 0% APR for 72 months, among the most aggressive discounts available, for three of its mainstream models.
It’s September, So There Has to Be a New iPhone
Apple has sent out invitations to a special event on September 12. Some press outlets have speculated the company will release a new iPhone. It is a good bet.
6 Most Important Things in Business Today
Apple to release new iPhones next month, Microsoft wants partners to offer parental leave, Coca-Cola gets into the coffee business, and other important business headlines.
Ford Credit Rating Slashed on US and China Problems
Moody's has cut its rating of Ford, largely due to the company's results in its home markets and catastrophic drops in the results of business in China.
Papa John’s Hammers Founder as the Company Burns
In the past year, Papa John's stock is down 38%. Whoever is to blame, the company is in a period of ruin that will continue.
6 Most Important Things in Business Today
Apple continues to acquire small companies, Moody's downgrades Ford, trade negotiations between the United States and Canada accelerate, and other important business headlines.
Chrysler Suffers Beating in Important Auto Quality Study
The ACSI Automobile Report 2018 measures the customer satisfaction of Americans who own major brands. The Chrysler brand was at the bottom of a list.
Huawei Expected to Top Apple in Global Smartphone Sales
Chinese smartphone manufacturers may elbow into some of the world's largest markets. However, that does not mean they will make money. Apple owns profitability across the industry.