Will Boeing 737 Be Used for Flights to Europe?
Airlines apparently want to use small planes to cross the Atlantic. One of the planes considered for the mission is Boeing's 737 MAX.
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Fiat Chrysler Shares Hammered Down
While Ford and General Motors have suffered declining stock prices, neither has even close to the damage done to Fiat Chrysler.
GM and Ford Post Poor Gains in Europe
Ford and GM had a tough time of it in Europe during August. Each underperformed the growth of the entire market.
Zombie Apocalypse Worries US Internet Users — Study
If Cambium Networks had taken the other data collected in the survey and left out the zombie apocalypse, the balance of the research might have been very useful.
70% of Hackers Hack to Make Money
A new study of hackers discovered why they do what they do — primarily to make money.
States With the Most People Over 100
People over 100 years old are not spread evenly among the U.S. population. As a matter of fact, their presence by state based on their percentage of the overall population varies considerably.
Waiting for the iPhone 8
A number of analysts say that for Apple to retake the global consumer electronics crown, it needs a smartphone that will push it light years ahead of the competition.
Dallas Give Homeless People Homes
One night last year “564,708 people were experiencing homelessness” in America, according to The National Alliance to End Homelessness. The number in Dallas, which has started giving homes to the homeless, is in the…
Fraud Costs Wells Fargo Shareholders $10 Billion
Wells Fargo shares have fallen so much from when the fraud was disclosed, which cost 5,200 employees their jobs and the bank suffered $185 million in fines, that $10 billion has been cut off…
US Needs $1 Trillion to Fix 240,000 Water Main Breaks
Looks at the Dwight D. Eisenhower National System of Interstate and Defense Highways, commonly known at the Interstate. The primary road arteries across the U.S., nearly 48,000 miles of highway, much of which needs…
Can Robots Replace Thousands of US Postal Service Employees?
Swiss Post is testing Starship Technologies robots to deliver parcels. A similar trial will come to the United States soon.
IBM Watch: Day 2
The global reach of IBM's businesses shows up in announcements it makes from its operations outside the United States. One of the most recent postings is from the United Kingdom.
Will the Chevy Bolt EV Ruin the Car Industry?
While a number of the world's largest car companies are well along in releasing electric cars, Chevy has at least one advantage. It is GM's largest brand, with a massive dealer network and a…
Why Tesla Short Interest Remains Sky High
While short interest in Tesla remained flat in the most recent period, shares short were a sky-high 23% of the float.
Ford Short Interest Drops by 9 Million Shares
The short interest in Ford dropped 9 million shares to more than 152 million for the period that ended on August 31.
Apple Short Interest Drops 4.7 Million Shares
Some short sellers moved out of Apple in the period that ended on August 31, perhaps afraid of the effects of the iPhone 7 launch.
IEA Chops Oil Demand Forecast
The International Energy Agency chopped its forecast for oil demand in its September report.
Risk Of Recession Moves Higher
A few notes from the economy and analysts who track American GDP trends. More and more are signaling a recession, or, at least a complete flattening of activity The CEO Roundtable, the largest group…
IBM Watch: Day 1
IBM is one of the oldest and most storied companies in America. Despite recent trouble, it remains one of the largest public companies in the United States, as well as among the largest employers.
America’s 10 Most Popular Homes
The 10 most searched homes on Realtor.com this week include those in Manhattan, New York; Marietta, Georgia; and Lebanon, Tennessee.