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Lower open likely for Wall Street Monday after important U.S. stock futures looked down on Monday morning.

Tesla's latest software upgrade, V10, packs a lot of fun and safety features.

Canadian cannabis player Aurora Cannabis has posted significant sales growth and is readying to a take larger market share in the marijuana industry including the U.S cannabis market.

Oil prices jumped more than 15 percent after Saturday’s drone attack on Saudi Arabia’s oil facilities that snuffed out more than 50 percent of its production capacity and 5 percent of the global oil supply.

The US House of Representatives panel engaged in an antitrust probe of major tech giants has requested internals materials from the past decade.

Internet media pioneer Rooster Teeth issued the first round of layoffs in the company's 16-year history on Thursday.

The family at the center of the American opioid crisis has been accused of obscuring its wealth as litigation ramps ups.

Some of the money allegedly was moved through Swiss banks and hidden in real estate deals.

China indicated it would exempt soybeans, pork and other agricultural products from retaliatory tariffs ahead of high-level U.S. trade negotiations.

The United Auto Workers wants base salaries hiked and the number of temporary workers reduced.

Ford and GM look to beat Tesla to the punch with the launch of their all-electric pickup trucks.

Combining the Hong Kong and London stock exchanges would create an entity rivaling US exchanges.

The coworking space company lost $904 million in the first six months of the year despite doubling revenue to $1.5 billion.

Ford has issued a recall for 338,332 Explorers with power seats because they may have sharp edges that could cause a hand injury.

Gander Outdoors has made plans to close, sell, move or repurpose up to 37 stores under its parent company Camping World.

EU officials say Hungary could scuttle possible extension of Oct. 31 Brexit deadline.

Gap Inc. announced that its Old Navy brand would open 800 new stores as the company looks to spin off the brand into its own business.

China indicated it would exempt U.S. agricultural products, including soybeans and pork, from retaliatory tariffs.

Higher open likely for the U.S. markets Friday as key equity gauges were looking up Friday morning.

There are ways that the consumer can find themselves on the winning side of the constant give and take that is finding the right item for the right price.

Whole Foods will elimiate the health benefits of 1,900 part-timers as its business struggles continue.

Cybersecurity major Symantec will cut 152 jobs at its Mountain View headquarters, 18 positions in San Francisco, and 36 jobs at Culver City in Los Angeles County. They earmarked will be laid off by Oct.15.

Elon Musk hints an upcoming version of the Model S willo seat more than five passengers.

Donald Trump doesn't seem to care for blind people, claims an executive who used to work for him.

The U.S. government’s fiscal deficit crossed the red line of $1 trillion in August. This happened the first time after a gap of seven years.

Wall Street's three indices Thursday almost broke its record on a spate of encouraging news.

The European Central Bank dropped interest rates by 1% and announced a new round of bond-buying.

Trump signaled early on he would eliminate an Obama-era rule that gave the federal government control of small waterways that feed into larger bodies of water to protect drinking supplies.

Ford has sold off its vehicle subscription service in a private deal to Fair.