Can Tesla Deliver 500,000 Cars?
Tesla's third-quarter numbers are impressive, but not nearly what is needed to hit the company's goal of 500,000 deliveries in 2018.
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Douglas A. McIntyre
Tesla Has Huge Q3
Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) crushed expectations for Q3, based on figures in a press release PALO ALTO, CA — (Marketwired) — 10/02/16 — Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) delivered approximately 24,500 vehicles in Q3, of which 15,800…
Tesla Launches Electric Race Car
Electric GT, which modifies cars, many of them electric, will produce a Tesla Motors race car, according to Green Car Reports.
Would Sears Bankruptcy Cost Tens of Thousands of Jobs?
The parent of Sears and Kmart has lost almost $4 billion over the past three years. Fitch Ratings recently tagged it as a likely retail bankruptcy.
Over 20% Of California Still Suffers From Worst Drought Possible
Two years ago, over half of California suffered from “exceptional drought”, the worst possible designation given by the U.S. Drought Monitor. That number stands at over 21% today. Huge portions of that area along…
Baseball Great Cal Ripken Offers Home for $12.5 Million
Baseball great Cal Ripken Jr. is selling his home in Reisterstown, Maryland, for more than for $12 million.
It Is Not Hard to Buy a Used Tesla at a Discount
There are used Tesla vehicles available in large numbers, so buying a used one may be a good alternative to buying one new, particularly if it is in good shape.
Battered Detroit Becomes a Hot Real Estate Market
Battered Detroit appears on the Realtor.com list of the hottest real estate markets for September — 14th on a list of 20.
Well Fargo Loses $25 Billion in Market Cap
Wells Fargo has lost $25 billion in market cap in six days. Where does the bank go from here?
Best Buy Wants Your Old Car to Feel Like a New One
It may be that buying a new car is an unnecessary expense, at least when it comes to consumer electronics.
Category 5 Hurricane Mathew Heads Toward Cuba, Maybe Florida
Hurricane Matthew, which has been designated a Category 5 hurricane, is on its way to Cuba, and in the general direction of Florida.
The Impact Reduced Middle Class Wages Have Had on the US Economy
Earlier this summer the International Monetary Fund discussed how a massive downturn in consumer spending in the United States in recent decades ties directly to the declining incomes of the middle class.
Firm Offers $1.5 Million for Apple iOS Jailbreak
Zerodium, which is part of the exploit acquisition platform software sector, has offered $1.5 million for a complete hack of the Apple iOS 10.
HBO and Cinemax Join PlayStation Vue
Sony's PlayStation has a feature called Vue that turns the gaming platform into something like a pay-TV set-top. And Vue has started to create a "network" lineup.
Did Hackers Get to Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer’s Email?
It would be the final blow to Yahoo if in the massive breach one of the email accounts hacked belonged to CEO Marissa Mayer.
Ford Sales Expected to Crater in September
While the U.S. car industry in general is expected to do fine in September, Ford is the one significant exception.
800,000 People Will Cut Cable Cords in the Next Year
Cable cutting is costing cable companies and cable stations big time, and research suggests that 800,000 more people will cut cords in the next 12 months
US, Singapore and Switzerland Are World’s Most Competitive Economies
The World Economic Forum's new Global Competitiveness Report 2016-2017 looked at 138 nations, and it put the United States, Singapore and Switzerland at the top.
Aetna to Give Away iPhones
Health insurance giant Aetna will start to give away iPhones, iPads and Apple Watches as part of an experiment. But will people use them for health reasons?
Americans Warm to Self-Driving Cars
The self-driving car industry got some good news: a relatively large portion of Americans would give up the steering wheel and accelerator. On the other hand, people still are anxious about safety.