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How Ford Will Cut Its Losses In China

We now know Ford's China turnaround plan. Will it work?

Tesla’s Shares Drop 5% Following CFO’s Exit

Electric car maker Tesla, gloating over a fourth-quarter profit had an unexpected jolt when its shares slid almost 5 percent after CEO Elon Musk’s declared that its long-serving Chief Financial Officer Deepak Ahuja would go.

US Dollar Poised To Gain But Will Weaken In H2 2019: IBT Poll

Slower U.S. growth expectations and the Federal Reserve’s more gradual approach towards interest rate hikes will weigh on the U.S. dollar in the second half of the year, analysts said in a poll conducted by International Business Times.

Higher Start Likely For US Markets; Oil Jumps On OPEC Cuts

A slightly better forward movement of U.S. stock index futures has indicated a higher start to the U. S stocks trading session Thursday.

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This Is The Most Popular iPhone Model In The US Right Now

New data shows the iPhone XR made up the majority of Apple's phone sales in the recent quarter, but Apple is likely looking beyond the figures to its next move.

3 Eye-Popping Results From Ford's Mixed Q4

The automaker's fourth quarter had a number of startling figures, good and bad, that investors should note.

US Stocks Set For Subdued Opening; Oil, Gold Up

The decline in Dow and Nasdaq futures Monday has set the tone for a low start to U.S. stock markets Tuesday as well.

US Files Criminal Case Against Huawei, Tech Company Denies Fraud Charges

The filing of criminal charges against Chinese telecom giant Huawei by the U.S Justice Department has escalated U.S-China trade tensions.

NVIDIA Is The Latest Company To Plummet On Slowing Growth In China

Some well-known stocks are taking it on the chin as the result of deteriorating conditions in China.

Infographic: US Imported 35% Of Venezuela's Oil In 2017

This chart shows Venezuela's most important export partners in 2017.

Apple Earnings: 3 Questions For CEO Tim Cook

Questions loom after Apple said its fiscal first-quarter revenue would fall short of its guidance range.

US Stocks To Open Lower, Gold Steady But Oil Slips

The U.S. stock markets may open lower Monday as President Donald Trump’s skepticism over the border wall deal seems to have raised concerns on yet another government shutdown.

2019 Smartphone Trends: Foldable Display, Punch-Hole Adoption Could Boost Sales

This 2019, many users are interested more in smartphones with unique features and net their manufacturers big cash.

Intel's Betting On A Data Center Rebound Later In 2019

After an incredible 2018 for its data center group, things could be slow for a while.

US Intelligence Warns Against Russian and Chinese Space Threat

US Intelligence Warns Against Dangers In Space Because Of Russia And China

The U.S. Intelligence community has warned against increasing space threat from Russia and China.

Trump Pressures NASA To Send People To Mars

Trump Ordered NASA To Send Humans To Mars Next Year

President Donald Trump wanted NASA to send humans to Mars before the end of his first term.

US-China Trade Talks: Will There Be A Breakthrough?

The proposed U.S.-China trade talks on Jan. 30-31 have aroused global interest.

Gold Price Up As US Shutdown Raises Investor Concerns

Gold prices surged Friday as the prolonged U.S. government shutdown seemed to have raised investor concerns on global growth, making them look at precious metals.

Toddler Falls From Electric Scooter, Is Dragged Under Wheel, Miraculously Unhurt

A video of the incident shows the mother losing control of the vehicle and riding across the zebra path with the baby stuck to the front wheel.

Man Called Police On Wife Who Refused To Split Restaurant Bill

Sydney police said they received a call on emergency hotline number 000 from a very distressed husband who said he wanted his wife to pay for her share of food.

China Imported No US Crude Oil In December, Russia Was Biggest Supplier

Even as the two countries continue negotiations to end the trade war set off by President Donald Trump, China imported a lot more crude oil from Russia than it did from the United States.

EU To Build A Space Army Against Donald Trump?

The European Union (EU) is reportedly considering to build its own space army to compete with the United States and China.

Tesla Stock Downgraded: What You Need to Know

After slipping below $300 earlier this week on worries about Tesla's decision to cut car prices and lay off 7% of its workers, shares fell more than 2% in pre-noon trading.