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Corporate profits are worse than you think. In a recent post, I discussed the deviation of the stock market from corporate profitability. To wit: "If the economy is slowing down, revenue and corporate profit growth will decline also. Howe
The pieces of the Tesla truck puzzle are falling into place, so let's have a look at what's known. Outside of perhaps the Tesla Model Y, the electric pickup truck from Tesla is surely the automaker's most anticipated upcoming electric vehicle.
Why would an EV need a manual gearbox? Ever? Well, perhaps because it can be loads of fun to use on the track. Or to just shift gears on a calm road trip with the family. Whatever the reason may be, the Ford Mustang Lithium has one: a robust Getrag M
-- FOLLOWING BANKRUPTCY, WINING AND DINING LAWMAKERS WHO SPONSORED BAILOUT
The concept of Public-Private Partnerships was originally invented by the United Nations to implement Sustainable Development, aka Technocracy. Since 5G is key to total surveillance, it is no surprise that P3s are playing a central role. ? TN Edito
Confirming an earlier rumor from Reuters, moments ago Fitbit announced that it has agreed to be acquired by Google for $7.35 per share in cash, valuing the company at approximately $2.1 billion.
Without SolarCity Employees Helping Model 3 Production
Southwest Airlines began 2019 by celebrating its 46th straight year of profitability and a record-setting $2.5 billion in profits. Its low fares and wide network, with 753 aircraft serving 101 cities in North America, made Southwest the airline of ch
We're starting to get first-hand knowledge of what we're coining as the "blowback period" in the trade war
Affordable transportation can be a huge obstacle for low-income workers pursuing new employment--which is why Lyft is now offering free and discounted rides to passengers who are starting at new jobs.
Brian Sweeney has a long list of complaints about Amazon, from the way it treats warehouse workers to the low taxes it pays and its effort to win concessions from cities to bring in jobs.
In a startling shift for the NCAA, which has been rocked by lawsuits and athlete strikes in recent years, the top decision making body at the association has decided to start the process to allow student-athletes to profit from their name, image and
Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic becomes the first space tourism company to hit public markets and sees its shares soar more than 9% in NYSE debut
A measure of hiring by U.S. companies has fallen to a seven-year low and fewer employers are raising pay, a business survey found.
The 2.9 million square foot American Dream mall is finally set to be the biggest spectacle in the history of New Jersey malls. Malls have, for better or worse, become part of the fabric of New Jersey, with even a 1994 State Supreme Court ruling calli
Tesla bears still claim that competition is coming for Tesla, but the bulls note that no electric car can yet match the 2012 version of the Model S. Tesla has since improved the Model S by 40%.
"A Tragedy Waiting To Happen": As Tesla Readies 'Summon' Update, Consumer Reports Issues Warning
The US government has awarded a giant $10 billion cloud contract to Microsoft, the Department of Defense has confirmed.
The US government has awarded a giant $10 billion cloud contract to Microsoft, the Department of Defense has confirmed.
--to prevent wildfires as PG&E admits it may have SPARKED blazes and governor slams firm for 'years of greed'
Jeff Bezos loses $7billion in one day as Amazon stock nosedives and he loses title of world's richest man to Bill Gates - just months after giving a quarter of his company shares to ex Mackenzie in their divorce
It's not the first time this has happened and it appears it won't be the last. Tesla stock shares have been down quite low over the past several months.
Early on, execs pulled U.S. plans for fear of no demand.
Plus, we have multiple images inside the factory, with production already underway.
Private space tourism is about to go public.
In other words, WeWork is too broke to keep its employees. But it's too broke to lay them off.
Company is raising funds for new content, production and development and potential acquisitions
For some reason, multiple stores have warned employees of an upcoming shortage of dish soap. A source at Wal-Mart went to work the other day and received this notice.
The e-commerce giant adds free shipping to $1 products to keep pace with dollar stores.
Companies Spent More On Buybacks And Dividends Than They Earned...
