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By now everybody has had a chance to digest Elon Musk's Friday meltdown Twitter tirade that lobbed off almost $15 billion in Tesla market cap.
When we first saw the following headline, our first reaction was to rub our eyes in disbelief, before double-checking the URL to make sure we were really on CNBC.com and not some new Onion vertical.
It was once a prospering kingdom, the envy of all the land. But in crept an invisible menace.
SMALL BUSINESS DEFIANCE TO GOV. DUCEY'S TYRANANICAL COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS IN THE SMALL TOWN OF WICKENBURG, AZ
Let us take a look at Ford Motors versus Tesla.
The conventional wisdom seems to be that the economy will quickly recover once governments open things up again. But recent moves by the National Football League indicate its leadership isn't so confident.
Everyone, or at least all the 'right-thinking' people, believes that capitalism needs to be reformed.
After a report in the Wall Street Journal appeared to show that Amazon used data gleaned from third-party transactions and used it to for the company's own competitive advantage on its platform, the House Judiciary Committee on Friday announced that
In all of U.S. history we have never seen anything like this. I have been sitting at my desk for quite a while searching for the proper words to convey the gravity of what we are facing, and to be honest it has been quite a struggle.
Open, open, open...
President Trump on Thursday downplayed the meat shortage crisis that is expected to unfold across America in the first and second week in May. He said he's "not at all" worried about the food supply chain.
Despite the issues of months past, including shutting down Fremont for the coronavirus, laying off hundreds of contractors and staff and putting himself on the hook for his own board's D&O insurance, Elon Musk still seems set to cash in on a ~$845 mi
Tesla reported first-quarter profits despite the coronavirus and shutdowns of factories.
'I won't leave! Bali resorts offer tourists incredible deals amid COVID-19 crisis as one family reveal they are living in a luxury hotel for $240 a MONTH
Wholesale American beef prices jumped 6% to a record high of $330.82 per 100 pounds, a 62% increase from the lows in February, according to Bloomberg, citing new USDA data.
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Tesla CEO suggests lockdown isn't saving lives.
Maine is the first Northeastern state to lift coronavirus restrictions while Michigan says construction industry can now reopen following weeks of lockdowns
Is an over-levered car-rental business "essential"?
Are Tesla retail investors simply unfazed by the coronavirus panic?
Jeff Gundlach and Kyle Bass are not the only ones who think the market's April rally has gone to extremes. A new poll via UBS Global Wealth Management shows increasing concern among the world's wealthiest investors that a pullback in the stock market
Tyson Foods is set to double bonuses, increase wages, and better protect employees amid one of the worst health crises to strike the nation's meatpacking plants
Macy's, JCPenney, Neiman Marcus, and now Saks Fifth Avenue: in just a few weeks, the four core pillars and anchor tennants of the US mall sector will file for bankruptcy.
"History doesn't repeat itself, but it often rhymes," as Mark Twain is often reputed to have said.
Bailing out the Illinois state pension system is the worst idea from a week in which we were discussing the health benefits of mainlining Lysol. (Please do not mainline Lysol. It will kill you.)
Bailing out the Illinois state pension system is the worst idea from a week in which we were discussing the health benefits of mainlining Lysol. (Please do not mainline Lysol. It will kill you.)
It took just four minutes before unprecedented demand swamped the Small Business Administration's second Paycheck Protection Program rollout, causing it to crash.
Tech titans spent much of the last year playing defense, fending off dozens of federal and state antitrust investigations and a public wary of their power.
Even as the U.S. small business relief program is set to reopen Monday with fresh funding, the full extent that public companies tapped the emergency facility is only now becoming clear.
Market cycles have existed since the advent of lending institutions. As far back as 2,000 BC, in Assyria, merchants provided loans to farmers and traders. Often, this created prosperity, with greater amounts of money passing from hand to hand with gr
