Saudi Arabia’s massive investment fund said to be uninterested in funding Tesla’s idea to go private
Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) has shown no interest so far in financing Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s proposed $72 billion deal to take the U.S. electric car maker private.
A move in crude oil to $50 could come as quickly as a surge above $100, says veteran oil investor
Crude oil prices just posted their longest losing streak in three years, and one veteran oil watcher says there could be much more volatility ahead.
Trump condemns racism on anniversary of Charlottesville alt-right march, urges national unity
Trump takes on Stephen Curry, withdraws invitation for Golden State Warriors to visit White House
Self-driving vehicles won’t only kill jobs. They will create them, as well.
New technology often sparks fear over the jobs that could be eliminated.
Facebook’s blockchain head is leaving Coinbase — here’s what it could mean for the social network
David Marcus said he’s leaving the Coinbase board, just as Facebook ramps up its own crypto strategy.
Trump’s war with Harley-Davidson has divided America’s bikers
Some of the most loyal motorcycle enthusiasts are angered by the company’s announcement it will move some production overseas.
Airline employee who stole, crashed an empty plane had no license, Seattle authorities say
A spokesman for the Pierce County Sheriff’s Department said that a 29-year-old airline mechanic stole a Horizon Air Q400 from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
‘Rudely trampling on international trade rules’: Chinese media beat drum against US
Commentaries in the People’s Daily, China’s top newspaper, likened the United States to a bull in a China shop running roughshod over the rules of global trade.
Lawsuits accuse Tesla’s Musk of fraud over tweets, going-private proposal
Tesla and Chief Executive Elon Musk were sued twice on Friday by investors who said they fraudulently engineered a scheme to squeeze short-sellers.
The US-China trade war is worrying some Hong Kong-owned manufacturers, CEO says
Hong Kong-owned factories in China are growing concerned about the escalating U.S.-China trade war. Some are even thinking about shifting operations elsewhere, one CEO said.