How Inflation Drove Apple's Market Cap To A Trillion Dollars
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Apple's market cap hit 10^12 dollars yesterday (and just dipped below it this morning)...
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On July 11, 2018, Twitter announced in a blog post they would be removing all "locked" accounts - those exhibiting suspicious or spammy behavior - from the service and warned that by doing a sweep of these accounts, many users would lose a pretty
Platforms are changing the way we live, work, and get about.
Whether you love or hate Elon Musk, you have to give the guy credit for some creative thinking.
(Bloomberg) -- Contrition pays off -- just ask Elon Musk. The Tesla Inc. chief executive officer began the question-and-answer portion of the carmaker's second-quarter earnings call by atoning for what he called his "bad manners" three m
Tesla reported its largest quarterly loss in its history on Wednesday and burned through $430 million in cash over three months. But investors didn't freak out. Wall Street was expecting worse.
All eyes will be on Tesla's earnings after the close today, and considering the fiasco that was last quarter's earnings call, all ears too.
Big Pharma has apparently joined forces with the Military/Industrial Establishment in fighting bio-terrorism. What will save the rest of the world from being killed?
Big Pharma has apparently joined forces with the Military/Industrial Establishment in fighting bio-terrorism. What will save the rest of the world from being killed?
When Uber and Lyft first hit the market, the concept of getting a ride was completely revolutionized. And while the ridesharing industry has offered us safe and reliable alternatives to the outdated cab industry, innovation is constant.
Waymo's early rider program is now a year old. And it's expanded as a taxi service for shoppers.
Here's a big question I'd be asking if I owned Tesla stock: What happened to 345,000 reservations?
The buzz around Tesla's second-quarter earnings announcement on Wednesday afternoon isn't over how many millions of dollars Tesla will have lost.
Wall Street's crown jewels, the FAANG stocks, have lost their shine lately.
It's not exactly pennies from heaven, but McDonald's is planning to make it rain coins to celebrate the Big Mac's 50th anniversary.
I have been privy to agreements between the United Nations and China with regard to the occupation of the United States. In short, the despicable Chinese government has been promised control and the right to harvest American mineral rights in our cou
Everyone knows about the drawing and quartering of VW over the "cheat" software embedded in the inscrutable labyrinth of code, deep within the "affected" cars' computers.
Anyone who has invested in Amazon (and held through the numerous subsequent drawdowns) over the past three decades has made a lot of money. But according to a stunning new analysis, one particular "group" of Amazon investors may have generated the gr
On Tuesday, July 24, the Johnson vs. Monsanto trial resumed with video testimony from Monsanto's toxicologist, Donna Farmer, who leads the chemical company's deceptively named Product Safety Center, and who has been a lifelong nemesis of environm
So, you know how decentralized technologies are making it possible to do things that were completely impossible before? Like creating uncensorable information storage and retrieval networks or circumventing the gun laws of the would-be tyrants?
Before it was turned into an investment asset, the invention of Bitcoin promised to usher in a world where anyone can pay for anything they like without a need for getting prior approval from the powers that be. The demand for uncensorable transactio
Wild And Unprecedented Price Fluctuations Are Causing Financial Chaos For U.S. Businesses
The long-awaited breakdown in sentiment is finally here...
Campaigns, political parties and outside groups have booked or aired more than $1 billion in television advertising, months before voters head to the polls in November in what is likely to become the most expensive midterm election campaign in U.S. h
Wall Street misses the old Whole Foods.
"SEC May Want To Take A Look": Facebook Insiders Dumped $4.1 Billion Weeks Ahead Of Record Crash
Facebook (FB) on Wednesday afternoon reported second-quarter earnings that just missed Wall Street's expectations as active user growth disappointed.
Facebook's stock plunged 20% Thursday morning after the company said it expects revenue growth to slow as it "puts privacy first" and rethinks its product experiences.