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Multi-CEO and future builder Elon Musk may have been so frustrated by sitting in traffic that he's going to start yet another company - a boring one.
Remember when The NYT reported that its ad hoc campaign to boost revenue by selling subscriptions in response to the vicious back and forth with Donald Trump, was said to be a smashing success?
Beijing's city government ordered 1,200 factories near the Chinese capital, including a major oil refinery run by state oil giant Sinopec, to shut or cut output on Saturday after authorities issued the highest possible air pollution alert.
U.S.-based multinationals are currently holding $2.4 trillion in profits overseas to avoid paying taxes on them.
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(NaturalNews) John Stewart was at the helm of Purdue Pharma in 2013. He was in the business of making Oxycontin, a prescription opioid painkiller that has addicted an estimated 1.9 million Americans and led to countless overdose deaths.
Danny Gold for Liberty Writers reports, Earlier today Bill Gates went to Trump Tower for a meeting with the President-elect. When he went in, he was not a Trump fan. However, when he left he declared Trump is the "New JFK" who will "Unite Ameri
'Right now everybody in this room has to like me - at least a little bit'. Donald praises Silicon Valley's biggest bosses as 'amazing' - then takes credit for their stock prices soaring
(NaturalNews) For decades factories in the most advanced industrialized nations have been replacing human labor at a steady pace with robots. But today an explosion in robotics technology is leading to rapid advances in capability that will affect ne
The first delivery was made in Cambridge, UK and took 13 minutes from purchase to drop-off.
Elon Musk, the chairman and chief executive of SpaceX and Tesla as well as Uber Technologies CEO and co-founder Travis Kalanick and PepsiCo Chairman and CEO Indra Nooyi have joined U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's advisory council, Trump's transit
The city of Seattle plans to remove $3 billion from Wells Fargo to protest the atrocities which have taken place at Standing Rock.
By the middle of this century, the world will use twice as much energy as we use today.
Donald Trump gathered Silicon Valley executives together for a roundtable meeting, in an attempt to smooth over frictions after a contentious presidential campaign.
Today, SpaceX filed with the FCC to obtain the rights to operate 4,400 satellites to offer internet services from orbit, a plan that was announced last year.
If there's one place you can knock the Tesla Model S, a car so good it "broke" Consumer Reports' rating system, it's cost.
As we are in the midst of the hottest selling month of the year for EVs – the US plug-in vehicle segment is flush with new models, as well incentive to buy (via the end-of-season federal tax credit rush)
The "alternative data" industry, which sells information such as app downloads and credit card purchases to investment groups, is failing to adequately erase personal details before sharing the material, according to several hedge funds.
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos will attend a summit organised by Donald Trump with other leading technology entrepreneurs, according to reports.
To understand why the public cannot confide in government-employed police to protect private property, it is useful to consider how frequently police steal from each other , and members of the public who ingenuously donate to police-operated charitie
The recent naming of 200 websites and writers by PropOrNot as agents of Russian disinformation can only be fully appreciated as an explosion ripping through the pages of history and revealing a millennia-old struggle between freedom and repression.
no matter what the government says. NaturalNews) Energy Transfer Partners (ETP), the company behind the Dakota Access Pipeline, has declared that the denial of an easement necessary to drill under the Missouri River will not be impeding their plans t
(NaturalNews) Big Food is at it again, fooling us with false advertisements to make us buy food we don't want to consume.
Ever since Venezuelan government agents put up a giant "Sale" sign in his storefront, crowds have been lining up outside Juan Vieira's shoe shop.
When I teach the Principles of Economics, I often note the relationship between positive analysis and normative judgments.
About a month ago we warned that declining used car prices could spell disaster for subprime auto securitizations (see "Slumping Used Car Prices Spell Disaster For Subprime Auto Securitizations").
A 3-member panel of the Illinois Human Rights Commission refused to hear an appeal in a decision compelling TimberCreek Bed & Breakfast to pay a fine for declining to host a gay wedding on their property, although they have hosted opposite-sex weddin
German companies blast Breitbart despite Germany falling to Muslim migrants
United States Steel would like to accelerate its investments and hire back laid-off employees now that Donald Trump will be occupying the Oval Office, CEO Mario Longhi told CNBC on Wednesday.
