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International Business Times poll on major U.S. economic releases scheduled for the week of July 29, 2019.

The Tesla all-electric pickup might get its big reveal in October.

Elon Musk announced over the weekend that Tesla vehicles will soon offer video streaming services and new games for the Tesla arcade

A new report indicates that movie theaters and studios are considering a switch to a new pricing system to combat moviegoer indifference.

Nike is weighing its options for Hurley, which may include a complete sale of the surfwear brand.

Home Market Foods has recalled frozen beef and pork meatballs because they were inadvertently mislabeled and may contain milk and wheat allergens.

Japan’s SoftBank has announced the second edition of its mega Vision Fund focused on investment into artificial intelligence-related technologies. The fund will be joined by many partners and is expected to have a corpus of 108 billion.

In a strategic move, iPhone maker Apple agreed to buy the majority of Intel’s smartphone modem division. The deal is significant as a road map to Apple’s 5G iPhones plan with own modem.

Much higher ad revenues and lower costs help push Alphabet to a Q2 performance to remember.

Elon Musk has the same philosophical foundation as this sci-fi author.

Barneys New York may file for bankruptcy as early as next week due to its rising real estate costs at many of its locations.

The continued grounding of Being 737 Max planes has hurt the growth outlook of Southwest Airlines and the carrier will pull Boeing 737 Max planes from its service until next year. It will also cease services from Newark airport from November 3.

Higher open expected for Wall Street Thursday as the Dow Jones stock index futures were looking up on Thursday morning. Investors are digesting the latest earnings results including the results of Facebook.

Sir Richard Branson is into cruise ships and his first vessel, the inappropriately named Scarlet Lady, will set sail in 2020.

Electric car maker Tesla’s Chief Technology Officer and co-founder JB Straubel is leaving the company and his future role will be that of a senior advisor.

Ford is roaring full-speed into a transformation to an electric vehicle maker and is paying the price.

Tesla's Q2 financials are a mess but its production and deliveries offer hope for the future.

Uber Freight is launching in Germany after beginning in the Netherlands.

Two groups of investors are looking to help restructure PG&E with their own plans that may or may not be beneficial to the utility and its shareholders.

Allergan has recalled all its Biocell textured breast implants and tissue expanders because they may have the potential to cause a rare form of cancer.

Malls are looking to nab health care clinics as tenants as they look to fill open spaces that were left by shuttered retailers.

Bed Bath & Beyond said it will reduce its corporate staff by 7 percent while also eliminating its president and COO position.

Lower to modest open likely for the U.S. markets Wednesday after the main U.S. stock index futures looked subdued on Wednesday morning.

Japanese automaker Nissan will cut more than 10,000 jobs globally in a bid to turn around its business. This figure is almost double the target it announced in May when the company said it would slash nearly 4800 jobs worldwide.

Ford gets back at Tesla for claiming its electric pickup will be better than Ford's electric F-150.

Apple admits Trump's China tariffs are hurting its bottom line.

Although Tesla has had strong deliveries for the the second quarter of 2019, analysts are curious about how that has affected the company's earnings.

Ugg boot manufacturer, Deckers Outdoor Corp., has filed a lawsuit against Walmart, Target and other retailers, claiming they are copying its Bailey's Button boot design.

GNC said it plans to close up to 900 stores as its 2019 Q2 revenue dropped to $534 million from $618 million.