A World With 280 Million Electric Cars
The International Energy Agency believes the number of electric cars worldwide will reach 280 million by 2040.
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Douglas A. McIntyre
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Venezuela may be in default, AT&T believes the White House may be blocking its takeover of Time Warner, OPEC may expand its membership, and more important headlines.
More Food Poisoning at Chipotle?
Chipotle Mexican Grill has a history of food poisonings that have driven its earnings and stock price down. In the midst of a recovery from the problems, the fast-food chain faces a new one.
New Corvette Joins Supercar Race No One Will Win
Chevy has launched its new Corvette, the crown jewel of its lineup. It joins several other U.S. super sports cars that almost no one will buy.
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Qualcomm has a plan to fend off a buyout offer from Broadcom, GE's turnaround will be based on a limited number of the its businesses, the value of bitcoin has collapsed and more important…
IBM Performance Remains Troubling
As the market has continue to rise this year, IBM shares have stayed mired among the poorest performing Dow shares.
Odds GE Will Cut Dividend Are 99.9%
As new GE (NYSE: GE) CEO John Flannery slashes jobs, eliminates use of company aircraft and executive cars, and readies answers to what his future plans are, a large amount of the focus for…
Retail Resurrection As Old World Stores Show A Pulse
Large retailers have shown such poor results that even minor progress makes it appear they have a brighter future than the one predicted for the last year. Results from several companies, most notably Macy’s…
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Disney has announced more Star Wars movies, Russia may restrict some U.S. media operating there, ESPN staff is bracing for large layoffs, and more important headlines.
American Labor Market: More Jobs, Poor Pay
Among the concerns about job growth in the United States as its recovered from the Great Recession was that low-paying jobs were too large a part of the advance.
Adidas Results Spell Trouble for Nike
Adidas announced earnings for its most recent quarter that show how successful it has become as a challenger to Nike.
As China Builds Its Own Planes, Boeing Gets $37 Billion Deal
Boeing will sell $37 billion worth of commercial airplanes to companies in China. Is its future in China as bleak as some aviation experts believe?
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Boeing has signed a huge deal to sell jets to China, Walmart will not change its holiday hours from last year, and more important headlines.
How Fast Can Investors Dump Snap’s Stock?
The free fall of Snap's shares is likely to continue today. Those investors dumping the stock will need to compete with one another as they race out the door.
Weibo Users Hit 376 Million
While Snap and Twitter need to recast their services to increase engagement and revenue, Weibo continues to roll along successfully with a model that does not need any enhancement.
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Snap missed earnings forecasts badly, Weibo has posted explosive user growth, China's trade surplus with the United States has narrowed, and more important headlines.
50 Notable Events Since Trump Was Elected President
When Donald Trump won the presidential election a year ago, it marked the first time the United States had elected someone who had never held elective office since Dwight Eisenhower was elected in 1952.…
For Starbucks, More Distracted Diversification Into Restaurants
Starbucks, its business prospects slowing, has not learned the lesson that it should stick to what it knows best.
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21st Century Fox and Walt Disney may be discussing a merger, Apple seeks new places to park money overseas, Toyota raised its earnings forecast, and more important headlines.
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The new Thor movie passed $100 million in its first weekend, Broadcom is preparing an offer for Qualcomm, a Federal Reserve president is set to retire, and more important headlines.