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Investors are wondering how many years it will take before Tesla makes a profit. For Elon Musk's other big enterprise, SpaceX, the time is now.
Tesla Motors is staffing up for its new stationary-storage unit that will make battery packs and help founder Elon Musk expand beyond electric vehicles into providing energy for homes, businesses and utilities.
It's the first big solar player to dive into energy storage--but it won't be the last.
SunEdison has bought an energy storage developer to expand its reach into an emerging market that will rely partly on the increase of wind and solar energy generation to grow.
The chart below showing the annual increase, or rather, decrease in US factory orders which have now declined for 6 months in a row ...
Leonardo DiCaprio is partnering with Netflix for a series of documentaries he will produce for the streaming service.
There's something weird and cruel about the fact that diesel engines are – for the most part – for the affluent-only. You'd think it'd be the reverse. And it is … in Europe.
Wreckamovie is a collaborative film production platform to allow individuals to set up a film production and find a community to collaborate with, or find others' interesting film productions and become a collaborator in a worknet. Its aim is to make
The commercial spaceflight industry has been innovating for decades, so it's no surprise that countless patents for new orbital technologies, processes, and devices have been locked down by private companies.
On Twitter recently, someone asked the question "Why do people doubt science?"
A Colorado company has come up with a way to incorporate a waterproof membrane into a single-layer textile. Voormi's so-called Core Technology can be used to make thinner and less bulky waterproof outerwear.
The new generation of "maker" tools like 3-D printers and milling machines promises to let anyone make virtually anything--from prosthetic limbs to firearms--in the privacy and convenience of his or her own home.
As one wit noted, it appears former White House Press Secretary Jay Carney is moving from one non-profit organization to another.
American technology companies are losing business on a major scale.
As many of you know the FCC approved what is now considered the greatest change in the fundamental underpinnings of how the internet will be both used as well as "allowed" to be used.
"…The ultimate goal is to get rid of the media capitalists," says professor who spearheaded FCC's proposed regulations
Spying Is Destroying the U.S. Economy
A recent action by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration is stirring up some moon dust in a legal debate about private companies setting up shop on the moon.
Until last summer, pretty much anyone buying or selling sex in the San Francisco Bay Area used myRedBook.com.
The past year has been a mixed bag for the commercial space industry, with successful launches from the likes of SpaceX, but also a few mishaps, including a tragic Virgin Galactic crash that claimed the life of one pilot.
In an attempt to curb the mass rush for food change and reform, psychiatry has green lighted a public relations push to spread awareness about their new buzzword "orthorexia nervosa," defined as "a pathological obsession for biologically pure a
A one-day ticket to the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World in Orlando jumped on Sunday to $105 from $99, an increase that likely makes the Florida family attraction the first in the industry to breach the $100 psychological barrier.
War makes strange bedfellows.
Obama hasn't ruled out sending weapons to Kiev if the latest ceasefire breaks down. What's actually driving the hard line against Russia?
Sony SmartEyeglass Developer Edition is on sale in the U.K. and Germany, and will soon go on sale in 10 other countries.
In welcome news for businesses banking on the commercial potential of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has put forward a proposal for guidelines surrounding commercial drone use.
Hedge fund giant David Tepper cut his entire stake in Chinese ecommerce site Alibaba as well as his position in Facebook, according to his fund's 13F filing.
Developing green economy cooperation will top the agenda at the first official meeting of environment ministers of the BRICS countries in Moscow on April 22.
E-commerce giant Alibaba says that U.S. regulators have requested information on Chinese authorities' allegations that the company has failed to do enough to prevent fake goods from being sold on its websites.
The "Made in China" label is a cut and dried requirement for anything manufactured in China, but it's also loaded with implied connotations.
