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American chip makers have urged the Trump administration to relax its curbs on doing business with the Chinese tech giant Huawei.

Goldman Sachs is restructuring to boost reevenue and income.

Boeing admitted that it regrets the lag in transparency that hurt its brand and damaged business in the aftermath of the Boeing 737 Max serial crashes and grounded the Max aircraft fleet.

Amazon's Spark social network service has disappeared from both the company's website and its app. The service was attempting to compete with Instagram.

The tech sector is in for a negative surprise as Wall Street gives a cold reception to IPOs from some of the much-awaited big-brand names, Carlos Dominguez from Element Pointe Advisors told International Business Times.

Curiosity is high on Tesla’s solar roof as a durable product. But a perspective exists that it is quite costly despite the company trying to project it as moderate in terms of costs.

Townsend Farms has expanded its frozen berry recall from Costco to now include Arizona, New Mexico, and Nevada.

In a setback to Tesla, the U.S Trade Representative’s office rejected the American electric vehicles maker’s request seeking a waiver of higher tariffs on China-made center screen and car computer for Tesla Model 3.

Morgan Stanley continues to take a dim view of the U.S. economy's growth prospects, and its proprietary MSBCI confirms this pessimism.

“We believe this goal can be achieved without taxing Americans,” said a lettter sent to Trump by an anti-tariff advocacy group.

King Arthur Flour has recalled 14,218 cases of all-purpose flour produced by ADM Milling Co. because it may be contaminated with E. coli.

Target is now offering same-day delivery of 65,000 items through its Shipt delivery service.

Pasture Raised Foods has recalled an undetermined amount of frozen raw poultry because it failed to receive a federal inspection.

Is Craig Wright the real ‘Satoshi Nakamoto’ and creator of Bitcoin? This case may hold the answer.

Higher open likely for the U.S markets Thursday after main stock index futures looked up on Thursday morning.

American automaker Ford has issued safety recalls for its popular Explorer SUV made between 2011 and 2017 for fixing the suspected fractured rear-toe link problem at the suspension front.

Huawei accuses Verizon of patent infringement and might take the case to court.

CEO Elon Musks tells Tesla shareholders news about Tesla's production and money problems is overblown.

CrowdStrike sees its shares jump almost 100% in its NASDAQ debut.

The Trump administration is again making noises about sanctioning Russia's Nord Stream 2 undersea gas pipeline.

Kohl's is closing all its Off/Aisle discount stores by Aug 3.

Uber could soon deliver your favorite restaurant food by drone, with the program starting in San Diego this summer.

Teva Pharmaceuticals has expanded its initial recall of losartan potassium tablets to include another six lots for a cancer-causing impurity.

Fear of a recession in the American economy by 2020 is stark in the minds of many U.S financial officers. They believe the current bull-run in the economy is no guarantee to insulate it from an impending recession.

Kroger and Costco have recalled a series of frozen berries that have been produced by Townsend Farms for a possible Hepatitis A contamination.

Coinbase also offers the card through a mobile app that syncs directly with the exchange’s accounts.

Moderate open likely for the U.S markets Wednesday after the U.S. stock index futures were marginally down on the back of the hardening of the U.S stand on trade talks with China.

Kroger will now sell topical products infused with CBD.

Tesla's newest electric vehicles stole the show at its annnual shareholders meeting held Tuesday in California.