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Airbus Defence and Space has unveiled its concept for a reusable first stage launch vehicle to compete with SpaceX's reusable space launch system.
"The crypto revolution has arrived on Wall Street. We're making it official by offering the world's first crypto security."
The U.S. Senate's passage of Trade Promotion Authority (TPA) legislation on May 22 means that the TPA bill (also known as "Fast Track") will soon be up for a vote in the House of Representatives.
Kansas puts a $25 withdrawal limit on public-assistance cash cards.
Doug Rauch, the former president of Trader Joes, has recently opened up a low price, nonprofit grocery store in Dorchester, Massachusetts.
"These are our rules," bragged Chemical company boss
Back in 2007, Beth Schmidt was a Teach for America corp member teaching English class to 165 10th graders in South Central Los Angeles.
Moments ago, the biggest single employer in the US after the Federal government, with 2.2 million workers, surprised its shareholders when it announced that Rob Walton, who had served as Chairman of the Board since 1992, was stepping down (he will st
U.S. nonfarm productivity fell more sharply than previously thought in the first quarter, leading to a jump in labor-related production costs, a trend that could spur a rapid increase in inflation.
One major carmaker after another--Tesla, BMW, Toyota, and now Ford--is making its cutting-edge electric car patents available for use by their rivals, some with licensing fees and others completely free.
Google Inc. Co-Founder Sergey Brin said one of its driverless car was involved in another rear-end accident, even as he defended the prospects for the self-driving technology.
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Over the last couple of years, an array of media companies, venture capitalists and wealthy individuals have quietly explored buying a stake in The Huffington Post.
For the first quarter of 2015, The New York Times Company reported a net loss of $14.4 million. The Times would have been profitable, last quarter, had it not incurred a $40.3 million pension settlement charge.
The Transatlantic and Transpacific Trade and Investment Partnerships have nothing to do with free trade. "Free trade" is used as a disguise to hide the power these agreements give to corporations to use law suits to overturn sovereign laws of nat
When George W. Bush proclaimed in 2003 that "the first car driven by a child born today could be powered by hydrogen and pollution-free," the former U.S. President was suggesting the United States could reduce its dependence on foreign oil and be
With new vehicle prices climbing to all-time highs, a record number of Americans are turning to leases in a bid to keep monthly payments as low as possible.
Paul Singer has had it.
DAVID COZ WORKED in Google's Paris office, but what he really wanted was a job at the mothership in Silicon Valley.
David Rainey accused of obstructing congressional investigation as prosecutors say he misled officials about quantity of oil entering Gulf of Mexico
Two top executives close to John Chambers, Cisco's outgoing CEO, have resigned, the company confirmed on Monday.
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Robert Francis Kennedy, Jr, son of Robert Francis "Bobby" Kennedy, and nephew of John F Kennedy has been speaking out strongly against big pharma in recent public appearances.
os Angeles entrepreneur Elon Musk has built a multibillion-dollar fortune running companies that make electric cars, sell solar panels and launch rockets into space..
In its original meaning, "muckraking journalism" was all about exposing the awful power that corporations, trusts, and monopolies exercised over people and the broader public interest.
'Project Jacquard' brings simple, powerful tech to textiles
Would Require Gun Owners To Have Liability Insurance
It's a rite of passage for so many tech companies: building their first wildly ambitious, kind of ridiculous, and generally stunning headquarters to accommodate a ballooning headcount as growth explodes
The tendency of millennials to rent instead of buy is turning the retail industry upside down.
Ever since solar panels became popular, there has been one question the utility companies have been afraid to ask. And that is, how long before solar kills the grid? And more importantly, is it even possible?
