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From online streaming, personal grooming, grocery delivery, and now cars, subscriptions are slowly taking over every industry, and the latest to join automakers in the vehicle subscription scheme is Rivian.

Cop pulls over Tesla Model 3 for runniong a red light only to find it's got no driver.

After the Saturday presentation in Texas, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has offered a peek into the spaceship’s interior via a video with insights on the Starship along with the company’s future space plans.

Surprise! Mark Cuban is still anti-bitcoin.

Turbulence hit the six decades-old Sports Illustrated magazine after it decided to lay off 50 percent of the editorial staff allowing a blogger network to take over the editorial control.

WeWork plans to fire up to 5,000 employees as a consequence of a delay in its IPO.

Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook has ruled out Apple’s entry into digital currency. Speculations had been rife about Apple’s foray into cryptocurrency after Facebook announced its plan for Libra digital currency.

PayPal reportedly was a no-show at a meeting to address regulatory concerns.

Tesla saw its share price tumble as it released its Q3 vehicle sales numbers.

Snap loses 4% on word Facebook plans a new camera-first service for its Instagram platform.

Chevy has launched a convertible hardtop on its new 2020 Corvette Stingray C8.

The Kardashian's are opening their closet to shoppers on Friday, allowing them to purchase the designer clothes they own.

Bed Bath & Beyond will close 60 stores after the holiday season, up from its previous forecast of 40 locations.

The NRF says Americans have money in their pickets and are willing to spend it.

Concern over tariffs, labor resources and the general direction of the economy is affecting the Non-Manufacturing Index.

Ford has recalled its F-Series Super Duty pickup trucks and Explorer vehicles and has issued an amended recall for its Escape models for safety issues.

“Traders driven by quantitative strategies are also seeing an ugly picture" -- Jameel Ahmad, global head of currency strategy and market research at FXTM

Relativity, an aerospace manufacturer startup, raised $140 million to launch rockets made through 3D printing into orbit.

Tesla is being sued for injuries caused to a child by a Model X feature so secret it's not even in the official owner's manual.

A private robotic moon lander will be flown into space by a Space X Falcon 9 rocket as a NASA sponsored flight and will be the first lunar mission of its kind and is expected by mid-2021.

DirecTV runs into trouble when it demands a decased 102 year-old subscriber pay an early termination fee.

A startup for ordering marijuana online, Dutchie, secures $15 million in funding from well-known celebrities.

Florida has expressed support to Sprint Corp and T-Mobile US merger deal, per a court filing on Wednesday.

Kroger is letting go hundreds of employees as it struggles to become a force in online retail.

Tesla misses the magic 100,000 EV delivery record for Q3 and Wall Street didn't like it.

Apple CEO Tim Cook has openly opposed the immigration policy of President Donald by filing a brief at the U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday.

Dunkin' was found to have the fast drive thru service this year, with Chick-fil-a taking the most time for customers.

Johnson sends five-point plan to EU that creates special Irish regulatory zone and gives Northern Ireland approval power.

“The U.S. economy is in the latter stages of the economic cycle and the global economy is clearly suffering from the trade war,” said Adrian Lowcock, head of personal investing at Willis Owen Limited.