How Car Technology May Lead to More Accidents
Texting and talking on the phone may not be the only causes of distracted driving accidents. Technology built into cars by manufacturers may ironically be just as dangerous.
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Americans Anxious That Robots Will Take Their Jobs
Among the conclusions of a new study is that many people think robots will make it more difficult to find jobs. Is legislation the only way to protect jobs threatened by technology?
Ford F-Series Pickup Sales Surge Toward 800,000
After decades as America's top-selling vehicle, sales of Ford's F-series pickups are surging toward 800,000 for the year.
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Google has released a series of consumer electronics, Wells Fargo charged fees it should not have, Roku shares sell off, and other important headlines.
Yahoo Account Hack Reaches 3 Billion, a Number Equal to 40% of World’s Population
Verizon disclosed that portal company Yahoo had suffered hacks of all of its user accounts, a number it put at about 3 billion, which is equivalent to 40% of the world's population.
Does Ford’s Massive Overhaul Mean Job Cuts?
It is difficult to see how Ford can meet its newly announced cost-cutting goals without "downsizing" his workforce.
EC Hits Amazon With Nearly $300 Million Claim
Amazon.com received tax benefits it should not have, according to the European Commission. The EC wants that money back.
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Uber raised $1 billion, Ford announced cost cutting, Megan Kelly's show posted mediocre ratings, and more important headlines.
Fiat Sales Slaughtered in September
Fiat U.S. sales problems got worse in September. Fiat has reached the point at which it is barely a niche product.
Elon Musk Delivers the News Investors Feared Most
Musk has no more than a few weeks to solve his Model 3 production problem, or Tesla's high-flying stock will come tumbling down.
Half of Facebook Russian Ads Cost Less Than $3 Each
Fake news, delivered via the internet, is here to stay because it can be very cheap.
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Tesla confessed to a "production bottleneck," Facebook disclosed how many people have seen Russian ads on its site, and more important headlines.
NFL Ticket Prices Surge Despite Protests
Worries that player protests would harm NFL ticket prices appear to have been unfounded through the first four games of the season.
Oracle Promises Cloud Service at Half Amazon’s Price
Oracle has attacked cloud industry leader Amazon.com with a program that will cut the e-commerce company's cloud services costs by half.
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The owner of one of the nation's largest magazine publishers has died, Starbucks has closed its online store, plans by the family that controls Nordstrom to take it private may have failed, and more…
GoPro’s Difficult Future
GoPro (NASDAQ: GRPO) shares have rallied recently, until, that is, the recent launch of its newest products, the HERO6 Black and a 360 degree video camera called Fusion. Wall St. did not think much…
T-Mobile’s Claim as Fastest Network Is Attacked
The rapid growth of the subscriber base of T-Mobile almost certainly has relied on its claim that it is the fastest among the nation's four largest carriers. That assertion now has been publicly challenged.
Breitbart Audience Steady at 83 Million
Among all the turmoil about advertisers fleeing conservative website Breitbart and the return of its former chairman, Steve Bannon, the site's traffic has stayed steady.
China PMI Surges in Hopeful Sign for World Economy
Since so much of China's manufactured goods are exported, a strong PMI reading likely signals demand for China's goods is robust in larger countries.
IBM’s Stock Refuses to Recover, as Its Posturing Falls on Deaf Ears
IBM continues to be one of the worst performing Dow components this year. Over the course of the past five years, it has dropped by almost a third, while the Nasdaq has more than…