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The FANG" stocks should include an "S" for Square, Nomura says, because of the payment company's disruptive potential.
Fears simmer among workers in the hospitality sector as major hotel chains, such as Marriott, MGM and Sheraton, introduce job-killing technologies at its properties.
The workplace is not designed for families, and that needs to change, philanthropist Melinda Gates says.
Raymond James lowers its rating to underperform from market perform for Intel shares, citing its delays in moving to its next generation chip process technology.
Instagram co-founders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger join seven other senior Facebook executives who have announced their departures this year.
"The side that lost is the side of creativity," says CNBC's Jim Cramer.
VW subsidiary Electrify America and Lucid will build a network of 500 charging sites across 40 U.S. states by the end of 2019, giving Lucid another leg up against Tesla in the electric auto market.
Amazon shares could surge to $3,000 by 2020, driven largely in part by strong growth in the company's Prime, cloud and advertising businesses, an analyst at Jefferies said Tuesday.
BMW had already expected 2018 to be a challenging year, but the trade war and new emissions standards have forced the automaker to revise targets.
The news comes after Google snubbed Congress, refusing to send a top-tier executive to a hearing on Capitol Hill.
Facebook shares are likely to fall significantly in the short term due to the departure of two key executives, according to J.P. Morgan.
Big banks in Europe may have survived the financial crisis but now there's a new threat: app-only banks. And they're growing at an amazing rate, the New York Times reports. However, there are a few speed bumps.
Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger have resigned and plan to leave the company in the coming weeks, the New York Times reported.
It's a major blow to Facebook, which owns Instagram, as the company continues to lose top executives during a year of scandal and declining community support.
Adobe has released a new artificial intelligence (AI) technology that can learn to adapt itself based on how different people in a company use it. Its "virtual analyst" was developed over three years.
XRP fell sharply on Tuesday following a spike last week that was driven by the news that Ripple, which owns most of the cryptocurrency, was rolling out a long-awaited product.
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