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Nikola Launches Electric Badger Pickup Truck: Everything We Know So Far

Nikola has launched the electric- or fuel cell-powered Badger pickup truck with a 600-mile driving range.

Coronavirus Update: Virus May Push Germany Into Recession Due To Close Trade Links

Germany's trade surplus narrowed last year

The impact of coronavirus in China may sink Germany into recession

SeaWorld ‘Blackfish’ Lawsuit: Theme Park Agrees To $65 Million Settlement

SeaWorld has agreed to pay $65 million in a lawsuit that claims it deceived shareholders.

Another Trucking Company Casualty Ceases Operation After 70 Years Of Service

Another trucking firm has closed its doors, citing increasing government regulations for its demise.

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Federal Reserve Board Chairman Jerome Powell speaks during a press conference

Bitcoin Price Hits $10,400 After Fed Chair Confirms Central Bank Working On Cryptocurrency

The market wondered what's behind this surprise move and some point to Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's statement in front of the U.S. House Financial Services Committee. Powell, who withstood hours of questioning, was also asked by Rep. Bill Foster, a Democrat from Illinois, for his take on cryptocurrencies.

Ethereum Price Could Shoot Up As JPMorgan Joins ETH Ecosystem

Ethereum, after two weeks of gains, is nearing $250, and JP Morgan's deal may have something to do with this new 2020 high. The largest U.S. bank by assets is reported to be looking into merging Quorom to blockchain software company ConsenSys.

Carriers worldwide including Southwest Airlines have grounded the Boeing 737 MAX since March

B737 Max Return To Skies Catches Tailwind As Testing In Airline Flight Conditions Begins

Boeing is flight-testing 737 Max planes in airlines' operational conditions, triggering speculation of an early return to the skies for the planes that were grounded around the globe following two crashes in similar circumstances killing 346 people.

SoftBank suffered hefty losses from its investments in start-ups such as WeWork and Uber

SoftBank Group Nine-month Net Profit Down Nearly 70%

SoftBank Group nine-month net profit down nearly 70%

Tesla chief Elon Musk, during the delivery ceremony for the firm's China-made Model 3 in Shanghai in January 2020

Fatal Tesla Crash: Should Users Worry As Autopilot Error May Take Blame?

A probe report that appears to blame a likely error in the Autopilot driver-assistance system of Tesla electric vehicle, may worry users.

US President Donald Trump and Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping kickstarted trade talks that led to a partial agreement last month and which is due to be signed this week

Coronavirus May Hasten US-China Disengagement That Trade Wars Started

While the trade wars slowed the growth of trade ties between the United States and China, the new coronavirus outbreak that is threatening to grow into a pandemic can hasten the decoupling of the world’s top two economies.

Finland To Become Last Uranium Producer In EU

Finland is set to become the last uranium producer in the European Union

As part of efforts to fight the new coronavirus, a worker wearing a protective suit disinfects the stair handrail of a business in the Chinese city of Shanghai

Coronavirus Update: Bain Warns China GDP Could Be Slashed By Up To $72 Billion

The coronavirus crisis could cut Chinese GDP by 0.2 to 0.5 percentage points this year

Federal Reserve Board Chairman Jerome Powell told Congress a "more sustainable" federal budget would help the US economy

Tuesday's Stock Market Close: US Equities Close Narrowly Mixed In Choppy Trading

U.S. stocks closed narrowly mixed on Tuesday despite continuing virus worries

Save-A-Lot Store Closures 2020: Which Locations Is The Grocer Closing?

Save-A-Lot is closing a series of stores after making an agreement with its lenders to reduce millions in debt.

Sonic Drive-In Franchisee Files For Bankruptcy: Will The 73 Restaurants Survive?

SD Holdings filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy amid $22.3 million in secured debt.

How Much Do You Owe? US Household Debt Increases In Q4 To Record

Credit card debt hit a record $930 billion, up $46 billion from the third quarter.

Top 3 Best Business Lawyers in Chicago, IL 2020

Among the countless worries of entrepreneurs, especially those running startups or small businesses, is what they should do when they run into legal troubles. Should they even maintain a business lawyer or hire only when confronted with a legal problem?

Tyson Layoffs 2020: Why Is The Meat And Poultry Producer Cutting Jobs?

Tyson Foods is cutting 500 jobs as part of a restructuring plan.

A woman herds her goats in a village in Assam state, northeast India

India’s Assam State Reeling From Microfinance Crisis

Thousands of Assamese have fallen into a debt trap due to microlending

Some analysts say that anger at Big Tech platforms is the reason for a push to limit their immunity, but that a stricter regulatory system could backfire

Do Big Tech Companies Stifle Competition? Federal Trade Commission To Study Question

The FTC voted to demand documents from Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Microsoft on deals that did not require the companies to notify the federal government ahead of acquisition.

Air Italy Liquidation 2020: How To Get A Refund, Flight Change, Or Rebooked Fare

Air Italy has liquidated its operations, ending all flights on Feb. 25.

The merger of Sprint and T-Mobile would create the third-largest wireless carrier in the United States

T-Mobile-Sprint Merger Update: Federal Judge OKs $26 Billion Deal, Creating 3rd Largest Carrier

U.S. District Judge Victor Marrero said that the deal would not likely lessen competition in the mobile service market.

China Approves Mastercard Entry Into Bank Card Clearing Operations

Mastercard has one year to prepare to start doing business in China where mobile payments totaled $27 trillion in 2018.

Boris Johnson is known for his fondness for big infrastructure projects -- although they do not always end well

What Is HS2? British Government Green Lights $137 Billion High-Speed Railway

Britain prepares to build world’s most expensive railway line

Toyota Recall 2020: Your Car May Need A New Engine

Toyota has recalled 44,000 cars and SUVs for an engine problem that could result in oil leaks, damage, or stalling.

The number of fatalities from China's new coronavirus epidemic jumped to 1,011 nationwide on Tuesday after hard-hit Hubei province reported 103 new deaths.

Tuesday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Rise Ahead Of Fed Boss Powell’s Testimony

U.S. stocks traded higher on Tuesday despite continuing virus worries

Bitcoin Price Prediction: $40,000 Target Possible This Year, Fundstrat's Tom Lee Says

Tom Lee has upped his previous Bitcoin price prediction to $40,000.

US authorities arrested three men in an alleged fraud that raised $722 million from investors lured by fake bitcoin mining earnings

Blockchain May Revolutionize Banking Even as Cryptocurrencies Struggle for Legitimacy

While cryptocurrencies face opposition across the world and struggle to gain legitimacy, the blockchain technology that is at there core may revolutionize how business is done in other sectors including banking.

Facebook reports it is closer to setting up its "supreme court" to make difficult decisions on what disputed content it should remove or leave online

Facebook Acquires Third AI Startup In UK For $40M

Facebook's "acquire and conquer" strategy has landed it another startup to boost its AI game.

Anne Hathaway Lives Up To Smart-Woman Screen Image With $35M Net Worth

Actor Anne Hathaway is living up to her screen image as a smart and grounded woman in real life too with investments that have helped her amass a net worth of $35 million.

This Accurate Bitcoin Price Indicator Suggests A Plunge To $8,500 Or Lower

The TD Sequential Indicator, which was developed by Tom Demark, founder, and CEO of DeMark Analytics, was able to warn investors that BTC might be on the verge of a drop on several occasions and with pinpoint accuracy.