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Apple will drastically miss its iPhone X production goals this year, according to a Nikkei report Tuesday.
General Motors earnings top estimates with $1.32 earnings per share, vs $1.12 expected
Continual innovation, from product selection to shipping technology, is key to this small business's growth.
Microsoft said it will drop a lawsuit against the U.S. government after the Department of Justice changed data request rules on alerting internet users about agencies accessing their information.
- Elon Musk slaps down talk of A.I. ‘gods’: Some people ‘should absolutely not’ make superintelligence
Musk is known to be vocal on the subject of artificial intelligence.
The shift from taxis to ride-sharing companies may have hit a tipping point in New York, while Lyft continues to show impressive growth.
A surge in demand for digital currency in Zimbabwe has highlighted an interesting quirk in the trading of bitcoin, as well as the current economic woes the African country is facing.
Facebook’s latest test should terrify publishers.
The Pixel Visual Core chip is another win for Intel's artificial intelligence push.
Apple's COO speaks out about the company's interest in AI, on-device computing and health care.
He said the high price of a stake in Uber is part of what pushed him to back Lyft.
JPMorgan reiterated its overweight rating for Alphabet shares, predicting it will report earnings above expectations in the September quarter.
Using Estimize, CNBC found that Microsoft, Alphabet, Twitter and Amazon are all expected to beat expectations.
Starting in November Amazon customers can order take-out from local restaurants directly through the Amazon app.
Amazon said on Monday that it received 238 proposals from cities who are trying to attract the company's second headquarters.
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