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Worries about a trade war continue to batter stocks worldwide, suits over climate change were decided in favor of big oil, and other important headlines.
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Douglas A. McIntyre
5G to Help Self-Driving Car Expansion
As self-driving car manufacturers prepare to flood the roads with their products, the question remains how these vehicles will be guided across the millions of miles in the country.
Starbucks 500-Calorie Menu
Starbucks has begun to struggle with a menu with some items that contain over 500 calories and unhealthy ingredients, and with the perception that it vends sugar, sodium and fat.
6 Most Important Things in Business Today
The United States may block Chinese investment in some companies, GE may sell one of its divisions, and other important headlines.
Chevy Offers $9,000 Off Pickup Price
General Motors Co.’s (NYSE: GM) Chevy, in the midst of a full-sized pickup war with Ford Motor Co. (NYSE: F) and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles N.V. (NYSE: FCAU), has cut the price of one version…
Amazon Becomes Credit Card King Maker
It is a simple offer. Make an order from Amazon Prime Now, pay with an American Express Card and get $20 off. The same deal does not apply to those who use Visa or…
Feedback Loup: Jurassic World VR Expedition at Dave & Busters
Loup Ventures analysts visit the new Jurassic World VR Experience at Dave & Buster's 114 U.S. stores. This is what they found and how they liked it.
Feedback Loup: Peloton Digital
Loup Ventures analyst Gene Munster writes about fitness company Peloton and how it would be a 'match made in heaven' for Apple.
Amazon Will Sell You Clothes That You Can Send Back
Amazon's try clothing on before you buy offer could hardly be more enticing. There’s even a preprinted label to get rejects back to Jeff Bezos.
An $80,000 BMW for $100,000
The Trump administration tariff on import cars could push the price of a well-outfitted BMW 5 Series significantly higher, depending on where the car is assembled and where the parts are made and shipped…
Why Amazon Will Sell Robots Into the Home
Loup Ventures analyst Gene Munster writes that he expects Amazon to release a home robot in 2020. He also suggests that vacuuming and mopping floors are not likely to be part of Amazon's plan.
Tesla Model 3 Is Coming to a Store Near You
The Tesla Model 3 is coming to a store near you. You can't take one home, but at least you can see it.
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Tesla to shutter part of its solar business, Fiat Chrysler tops a list of car recalls, America's largest banks pass Fed stress tests, and other important headlines.
Barnes & Noble Continues Trek Toward Oblivion
Wracked by falling sales and losses, doubtlessly caused by the ongoing dominance of online book sales, particularly by Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble reported another quarter that shows it is in a flat spin.
47 Million Americans Will Travel on July 4th Weekend
A robust economy and gasoline prices that have reversed their increase will help boost travel over the July 4th holiday by nearly million people.
Warning About Mercedes Sales Could Foreshadow Problems for US Car Companies
Daimler has forecast that Mercedes-Benz car and van sales likely will be hurt by the potential of a global trade war initiated by the United States.
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Smith & Wesson sales are off, OPEC may be close to a production deal, the United States could become the top producer of oil, and other important headlines.
As Netflix Value Rises Toward $200 Billion, Program Costs Loom
Netflix's market value may reach $200 billion, but even a small misstep in its strategy to produce its own programs could quickly hamper that.
Can Volkswagen Help Save Ford?
Ford needs alliances to advance its production of future vehicles, particularly on the expensive and research-intensive path toward self-driving cars and electric vehicles.
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GE is dropped from the Dow Jones industrial average, Volkswagen and Ford may build new cars together, and other important headlines.