Boeing Will Weather Storm, US Aircraft Output To Recover From 2020
Stephen Foreman at Oxford Economics expects the Boeing production cuts to cause an output contraction of just 0.4 percent in the U.S. aerospace products and parts industry in 2019.
New Home Sales Grow 4.5%, Helped by Lower Prices
Lower home prices boosted sales of new homes 4.5% in March to a near one-and-a-half year high, against analysts's expectations of a slowdown.
The Biggest Sign Yet Amazon Prime Membership Is Near Saturation In US
Amazon's massive Prime membership base isn't getting much wider.
Hydrogen Cars Appear Dead As EVs Take The Reins
Even the biggest supporters of hydrogen vehicles are now turning to electric vehicles.
Has Spotify Reclaimed The No. 1 Spot In The US?
It's a close call between Spotify and Apple Music.
Here's How Sony Makes Its Money
Everyone knows Sony, but do you know where its revenue and profit come from?
S&P 500, Nasdaq Close At Record Highs On Strong Corporate Earnings
The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq rally to post record closing highs on the back of strong corporate earnings reports.
Twitter Stock Surges 15% On Upbeat Q1 Earnings Report
Twitter surprised Wall Street with an upbeat Q1 earning report that mostly beat analysts' expectations.
Amazon Returns Just Got Easier With The Help Of Kohl’s
Amazon returns will be available at all Kohl's stores starting in July.
2019 Foods Recalled In April So Far
All the 2019 food recalls that consumers need to be aware of in April.
Office Depot To Close 50 Stores By Year End
Office Depot will close 50 stores by the end of the year under both the Office Depot and OfficeMax brands.
Higher Open Likely For US Markets, Oil Jumps
Higher open likely for the U.S markets Tuesday after the main index Dow Jones looked up in the morning.
Apple Is Amazon’s Biggest Customer, Spends Over $30M Per Month On AWS
iPhone maker Apple and Amazon may be business rivals. But Apple is a top customer of Amazon’s cloud services known as Amazon Web Services.
Apple May Also Tap Samsung As 5G Modem Supplier
The South Korean conglomerate would supplement Qualcomm's chip supply to Apple.
President Trump Jolts Oil Prices, Sending Oil Stocks Soaring
Oil prices are getting some unexpected support from the Trump administration, fueling a sectorwide rally.
Amazon Gives Up On Challenging Alibaba And JD.com In China
The e-commerce giant will shutter its domestic marketplace in the world's most populous country in July.
Tencent Teams Up With Nintendo To Launch Switch In China
But a sluggish Chinese approval process for games and weak demand for consoles could cripple the deal.
Housing A Weak Spot, Existing Home Sales Drop 4.9% In March
U.S. home sales continue to be held back by land and labor shortages, falling a more-than-expected 4.9% in March.
Disney CEO Bob Iger's Salary Is 'Insane', Says Disney Heiress
Abigail Disney has criticized the massive compensation given Disney CEO Bob Iger.
Elon Musk Mocks Tesla Competition: 'Lidar Is A Fool’s Errand'
It's' cameras and neural networks for Tesla EVs and not Lidar, says Elon Musk.
Former Anheuser-Busch InBev CEO To Lead Kraft Heinz
Kraft Heinz has hired Miguel Patricio to lead the company, effective July 1.
Lower Open Likely For US Markets: Oil Zooms
Lower open likely for the US markets Monday after main equity-index futures were down.
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Uber’s Japanese Investors Add $1B To Boost Self-Driving Car Project
Uber's major Japanese investors are eager to speed-up the company's autonomous driving project.
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