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Say Goodbye: These 4 Products Are Going Away In 2020

These four products are going away in 2020 so now is the time to say farewell.

How To Get Free Drinks From 7-Eleven For A Year

7-Eleven is giving away free drinks for a year with the purchase of a limited-edition cup.

Will Drivers Like This Calming Car Feature In 2020?

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Hyundai has introduced this new feature in its 2020 Sonata midsized sedan, but will drivers like it?

Supreme Court Rejects Cell Phone Industry Challenge To Berkeley Ordinance

Previously, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court en banc upheld the Berkeley ordinance concluding that the public health issues at hand were “substantial” and that the “text of the Berkeley notice was literally correct.”

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CVS Lawsuit: Why The Retailer Is Being Sued By California For $3.6 Million

CVS sued by CalRecycle for $3.6 million over bottle and can deposits.

Singapore has extremely tough drug laws including the death penalty for traffickers

Wealthy Singapore Faces Rising Opposition To Immigration

As in the West, some Singaporeans believe immigrants are taking jobs away and driving down wages.

Tuesday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Open Lower Despite Hopes Tariffs On Chinese Imports Will Be Delayed

US stocks trading mixed Tuesday despite report the White House will postpone tariffs on Chinese goods

What Are The Fastest Growing Jobs? Tech Dominates On LinkedIn Analysis

A LinkedIn analysis indicates the fastest growing jobs are mostly tech-related.

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Fruit Recall 2019: Recall Issued Over Salmonella Contamination That Has Sickened 33 People

Tailor Cut Produce has recalled its fruit products for possible Salmonella contamination that has sickened 33 people.

Electric carmaker Tesla said it boosted deliveries of its most affordable vehicle, the Model 3, as it delivered a surprise profit in the past quarter

By Miles Offers New Tesla Insurance Service That Could Be Cheapest Yet

U.K. car insurance provider By Miles is dropping the old insurance policies to make way for something that goes hand in hand with the changes in technology.

Bitcoin Price To Hit $170K By 2028, Data Reveals

Data shows that the price of bitcoin (BTC) is poised to hit $70,000 by March 2024 and $170,000 by September 2028.

Dozens of grounded Boeing 737 MAX aircraft are parked on the apron in Washington state

737 Max: Former Boeing Manager Claims To Have Raised Concerns Before The Crashes

Former Boeing Manager tried to warn his superiors about the problems, but no one took action, he claimed.

Tesla co-founder Elon Musk leaves the Los Angeles federal courthouse through a back door on December 3, 2019

Elon Musk Is 'Entitled, Arrogant': Strategist Slams Tesla CEO As 'Billionaire Bully'

Tesla CEO Elon Musk was slammed by London-based market strategist Bill Blain as a “billionaire bully” in the context of his acquittal on the “pedo defamation” lawsuit.

USMCA Deal Reached By Year-End: Trump, House Democrats Resolve Trade Dispute

The prospects of ratifying the new North American trade deal, USMCA by year-end brightened.

Morgan Stanley Layoffs: 1,500 Lose Jobs Over Economic Uncertainty

Citing global uncertainties, Morgan Stanley wil fire 1,500 more people in a continuation of a downsizing that began in 2015.

EU Investigation: Hyundai Faces Probe After Merger With Rival Daewoo

Two of the world's largest shipbuilding companies could have too much power in the market if they merge, with the EU likely launching a probe into the matter next week.

Ireland Could Lose 20,000 Jobs Because Of Soaring Insurance Premiums From Bogus Lawsuits

Insurance premiums are rising in Ireland due to a flurry of personal injury claims, some of which are believed to be bogus.

Monday's Stock Market Close: US Equities Fall On Chinese Trade Uncertainties, Ahead Of Fed Meeting

US stocks dropped Monday on lack of progress on China trade deal.

Japan Invests Billions In India To Counter Chinese Influence Across Asia

Japan is seeking to invest in infrastructure projects in the remote northeastern part of India – partly to offset any Chinese incursions into the area.

L3Harris And Northrop Grumman Come Up Winners With New USAF Satellite Communication Contracts

Broadband communications between military aircraft took a step forward as new contracts were announced.

No means no: HP again rejects a takover offer from Xerox

Xerox Hopes HP Purchase Will Mean Sales Growth Of Up To $1.5 Billion

Xerox hopes HP shareholders will support an acquisition deal.

Land Rover To Come To Market With Smaller SUV To Battle Ford’s Baby Bronco

Land Rover is reportedly in the works with a smaller, more affordable Defender SUV to rival Ford's baby Bronco.

More Deals From Best Buy: Retailer Kicks Off 12 Days Of Deals Sale

Best Buy has kicked off its 12 Days of Deals sale, offering deep discounts on tech items for the next 12 days.

Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk stands in front of the company's first electric pickup truck, the Cybertruck, after it was unveiled in Los Angeles

[WATCH] Elon Musk Hits Pylon During Cybertruck Street Debut

Elon Musk was spotted out driving the Cybertruck, which effectively plowed down a pylon in front of Nobu.

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Tories Lead UK Election Polls, But Brexit Not Guaranteed To Happen

While Conservatives are ahead on national election polls there’s no certainty that Boris Johnson will have a majority in Parliament.

Celadon Files For Bankruptcy: Did Executive Fraud Charges Cause The Trucking Giant’s Demise?

Trucking giant Celadon filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Monday.

Indonesia's President Joko Widodo has just kicked off his second term and is looking to boost the economy

Indonesia Plans $40 Billion Railway Upgrade As China And Japan Battle For Economic Domination In Region

Indonesia has embarked on an ambitious infrastructure building program that will involve Japan and China as funding sources.

Paul Volcker, who headed the US central bank from 1975 to 1987, was 92 when he died

Former Fed Chairman And Inflation Fighter Paul Volcker Dies

Paul Volcker, the man who brought down inflation at great cost, has died.

White Castle Hamburger Recall 2019: Cheeseburgers And Hamburgers Recalled Over Listeria Contamination

White Castle has recalled a number of hamburger and cheeseburger products over possible Listeria contamination.

Monday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Open Lower On Chinese Exports, Trade Deal

After Friday's surge on the strength of a robust jobs report, U.S. stocks traded lower on Monday.

One Cryptocurrency Is Outperforming Bitcoin, And It's Not Ethereum

BNB may not be as valuable as Bitcoin (BTC) right now, but it sure beats the popular crypto in performance this year.

Elon Musk Reveals The Electric Vehicle Tesla Will Never Make

Yes, there's going to be a new Tesla EV, and it won't run on four wheels.

A car drives along the territory of a solar energy power station near the Okhotnikovo village in the Crimea's Saksky district

Tesla Competitor Sono Motors Starts Solar Car Production By 2020

While Tesla's Elon Musk rejects the idea of putting solar panels on the car, its competitor, Sono Motors, built an entire model that relies on solar energy.