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At a time when the oil price is languishing at its lowest level in six years, producers need to find half a trillion dollars to repay debt. Some might not make it.
Good day. And a Tom Terrific Tuesday to you! Whew! What a day in the markets yesterday! I was worn out just watching the screen with moon shots up, and deep well plunges down.
Forget drones or robots or mind-boggling 3D-printed innovations. Right now, Indiegogo's CEO is laser-focused on peanut butter.
The move would help Ford preserve some U.S. union jobs amid contract talks. The company may assemble the Focus and C-Max in Mexico, a person familiar with the matter had said.
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Here's my taxi question. If a person is law-abiding, has a driver's license, has a car or van that has passed safety inspection, and has adequate liability insurance, is there any consumer-oriented reason he should not be able to become a taxicab
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Buyers are making a comeback on Wall Street. The Dow popped 250 points Tuesday morning after China flooded its economy with more cheap money in a bid to calm markets and stabilize growth.
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Yesterday's market tumble finally brought the S&P and Nasdaq alongside the Dow Jones into correction territory, sending the broader index down 11% from its highs, even as a vast majority of S&P constituents already preceded the index and are either i
The U.S. presidential election of 2016 may still be well over a year away, but those who dream of sitting at the desk in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C. are busy scrambling for campaign supporters, financial contributions and p
Four-star General Ray Odierno retired from his position as U.S. Army chief of staff on Friday. Now, less than a week after mustering out, he's cashing in. The former general has taken a job as a senior adviser to the investment firm JPMorgan Chase.
The space industry is growing - and becoming more crowded with launch service providers ready to deliver payloads into orbit. Older launch systems are being replaced by newer vehicles, with increasing capabilities and power.
Uber has spent more on lobbyists in California than Facebook and Apple combined to fend off regulations aimed at the heart of its worldwide business model.
America's stock market plunged dramatically Friday, marking its biggest loss of the year.
go-e ONwheel converts your bike into an e-bike in seconds
The global deflationary wave we have been tracking since last fall is picking up steam.
Transwheel drones use a single self-balancing wheel and a robotic arm to pick up and carry packages
The Hyperloop sounds like science fiction, Elon Musk's pipe dream: leapfrog high speed rail and go right to packing us into capsules that fling us across the country in hours using what are, essentially, pneumatic tubes.
Inside the New Tesla Store: Cars, Info Kiosks and $300 Tote Bags
Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk and CTO JB Straubel announced that the number of reservation for Tesla Energy products stands at around 100,000, worth some $1 billion.
Some people say that the search for profit is abusive, heartless, evil, and so on. I'm not particularly in love with profit for its own sake (and I certainly don't think it justifies abuse), but a reflexive condemnation of profit is deeply ignora
SAN DIEGO (AP) -- Walking into Mexico at the nation's busiest border crossing with the United States is no longer an uninterrupted stroll for foreigners.
Drones have gone from geeky dream to mainstream gadget in a shockingly brief amount of time.
Sesame Street has become a front line in the war of streaming services that can't afford to lose adults between seasons of prestige dramas
Before the bruising workplace conditions for white collar employees at Amazon became front page news in the New York Times last weekend, what were Amazon's workers saying about their experiences at the Seattle online retailing behemoth?
The government, along with Qualcomm and one of the nation's biggest banks, has a plan to get the poor online
Call me a businessman if you like; an entrepreneur, a capitalist even… but I am not a Ferengi, dedicated to grabbing as much of your money as I can, however I can.
The ride-hailing service will start delivering hot meals from local restaurants to users in San Francisco, the company said Tuesday. The product, called UberEats, lets users order through the app and choose from a few menu items during set hours each
Apple, Amazon, Facebook and Google's well-intentioned capitalism has begun to resemble the ruthless corporatism more commonly associated with Wall Street
