Sprint to Offer Free Home Delivery of Phones
Sprint has started a program to deliver phones to people's homes, along with an expert able to help customers configure and use their devices.
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Apple Watch Pre-Orders Near 1 Million
Small research firm Slice Intelligence estimates that early orders of the Apple Watch have reached nearly a million.
The 10 Biggest Milestones in Wal-Mart History
These are the 10 biggest milestones in Wal-Mart's rise to the top of the worldwide retail industry.
Tesla Struggles to Sell Out P85D Supercar
Tesla Motors, the world's preeminent electric car company, cannot find enough customers for its new supercar P85D.
Ford Short Interest Falls
Shares sold short in Ford fell in the most recently measured period. Those betting against the stock may wish they had held their positions.
Apple Short Interest Falls
Ahead of the introduction of Apple Inc. new smartwatch, the short interest in the company with the largest market cap in the world fell.
Obamas Paid $93,362 in 2014 Federal Taxes
According to the White House, the Obamas made an adjusted gross income of $477,383 in 2014 and they paid $93,362 in federal income tax.
Global PC Sales Fall as Lenovo Takes Lead
Despite its part in an industry that has been undermined by smartphones and now wearables, Lenovo has the global market share lead and likely will not give it up.
US Has 690 Million Barrels in Petroleum Reserve
As global oil supply continues to swell, it is worth recalling that the United States has over 690 million barrels underground in the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
Few People Want Apple Watch, Survey Says
Maybe Apple's new smartwatch is too expensive or too complicated to operate, or it does not have all the features consumers hoped it would have.
A Quarter of Teens ‘Online Constantly’ — Pew
Teenagers often go online and do not leave the Internet at all while they are awake, according to a new study from The Pew Research Center.
Do Self-Driving Cars Cause Motion Sickness?
A study finds that self-driving cars may cause motion sickness in as many as 10% of passengers, perhaps limiting the appeal of such vehicles.
Mercedes-Benz Worldwide Sales Soar
Mercedes-Benz posted the best sales month in the company's history during March, more evidence of the insatiable demand for luxury cars worldwide.
A Worldwide Period of Low Growth Ahead — IMF
The International Monetary Fund has issued a report that forecasts low worldwide economic growth for several years ahead.
Gas Prices Head Back Toward $2
The EIA forecast of average gas prices was low enough that some portions of the United States will need to have $2 gas for the numbers to be accurate.
Greece Wants 279 Billion Euros From Germany for WWII Reparations
Greece is pushing for €279 billion in reparations from Germany for actions during World War II. It is unlikely Germany will make the payments, though.
Can Tesla Deliver 15,000 Cars?
Tesla has promised it can deliver 55,000 cars this year. For that promise to be fulfilled, Tesla will soon need to have a 15,000-delivery quarter.
Why Doesn’t Google’s Stock Recover?
After years of being among the elite group of the world's most successful tech companies, Google's shares have reached a point where they have underperformed the S&P 500 for over a year.
VW March Sales Plunge 18%
In its press release, Volkswagen did not highlight the fact that March sales fell 18.2% to 30,025. Instead VW management spoke about the success of the Golf line of cars.
Discovery CEO Makes $156 Million
Discovery Communications is a relatively small public company. The 2014 compensation of its CEO, David Zaslav, was not.