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China slaps tariffs on U.S. goods, Saks and Lord & Taylor are hacked, Tesla to increase the manufacture of its new Model 3, and other important headlines.
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Douglas A. McIntyre
Will Amazon Split Itself Into 2 Pieces?
It is not clear breaking Amazon in two would help with its potential antitrust problems. However, for worried investors, it would make a great deal of sense.
Pressure on Waymo After Self-Driving Accidents
After an Uber self-driving car accident, one thing is clear. Self-driving car companies are one accident away from catastrophe.
Question for Coffee Industry: Does Beverage Cause Cancer?
A California judge ruled that one ingredient in coffee was dangerous enough to be a potential cause of cancer. The judge made his decision on a limited amount of information.
Starbucks Opens a Yosemite Store Without a Sign Outside
Starbucks believes that the importance of opening a store in California’s Yosemite National Park deserved a major public relations pitch.
Under Armour: Even a Maker of Cheap Apparel Can Be a Hacker’s Target
The Under Armour hack generated a great deal of press coverage because of its size. The seriousness of the event is another issue.
Tesla Recalls Cars That Haven’t Been in Accidents
A fatal accident and a bond downgrade may be good reasons for a drop in the Tesla stock price. This recall is not.
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Walmart may buy Humana, Tesla recalls 123,000 cars, and more.
3 Reasons Why Renault Should Merge With Nissan
Renault ought to merge with Nissan due to three main reasons: Volkswagen, Toyota and General Motors.
Why Tesla Will Not Crash
The number of analysts on the fringe of Wall Street who predict that Tesla won't survive has grown. Those predictions are stupid.
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Facebook ends its partnerships with several large data brokers, Apple's legal problems over slow iPhones grow, Nissan and Renault may merge, and other important headlines.
Newsprint Price Increases Would Hammer Troubled Newspaper Industry
Due to plans to put tariffs on newsprint made in Canada, prices for a product at the heart of the newspaper industry could rise.
Tesla Debt Downgrade Worse Than Crash Investigation
The investigation into the fatal crash of a Model X was the most visible headline about Tesla in the past few days, but a Moody's downgrade of its debt is a greater problem.
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Google loses major copyright case, Moody's downgrades Tesla, Apple plans to move back into the education sector, and other important headlines.
With Kansas and Michigan, 2018 Final Four Tickets Among Highest This Decade
While this was a year filled with upsets, this Saturday, there will be at least one No. 1 in the NCAA’s national basketball championship. If Loyola-Chicago – which comes complete with a 98-year-old nun…
FitBit Short Interest Falls as It Launches Smartwatches
Prospects for Fitbit are looking up, at least based on a decline in short interest in the most recently reported period.
Why Short Interest in JC Penney Jumped
The investor bets that J.C. Penney shares will drop got a boost. On the surface, the gamble makes a great deal of sense.
Will Genesis Luxury Brand Destroy Hyundai in the US?
South Korean car company Hyundai has told the majority of its car dealers that they cannot participate in the company's most important advance forward.
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Arizona governor bans Uber self-driving cars, an activist investor takes a board seat at Avon, GlaxoSmithKline makes a major deal, and other important headlines.
Can Stormy Daniels Help 60 Minutes Ratings?
60 Minutes remains the most watched news program on television. Undoubtedly swarms of Americans watched its interview of porn star Stormy Daniels, who claims to have had a sexual relationship with the president.