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Tesla Model 3 deliveries might be lower than previously expected in the first quarter, and slackening U.S. demand could be to blame, said Cowen analyst Jeff Osborne.
Ahead of Monday's anticipated announcement of an Apple streaming service, media giant Netflix shouldn't be too worried, Mahaney said.
Finnish network equipment maker Nokia said on Friday it was looking into transactions at its former French rival Alcatel-Lucent which it acquired in 2016, after reporting possible compliance issues at the unit to U.S. authorities.
To win big pharmaceutical advertisers, Snap is positioning itself as a friendlier social network than Facebook and Twitter.
Ninety-five percent of spot bitcoin trading volume is faked by unregulated exchanges, according to a new study.
Uber drivers in the U.K. are filing a lawsuit against the company over allegations the firm has continuously broken European data protection laws.
Apple's subscription news product will be missing major publications, like The New York Times.
Tesla is reviving the referral program so popular with customers, albeit with different terms the company says are more sustainable.
With the stock back above its 200-day moving average, Strategic Wealth Partners' Mark Tepper says the "ecosystem is incredibly strong," while Blue Line Futures' Bill Baruch says he's bullish on the name but investors should wait for a better entry.
Potential Lyft investors are questioning how and when the company will make money.
In a first-quarter push to boost vehicle deliveries, Tesla CEO Elon Musk asked all employees to shift their focus to delivering cars to customers.
Apple also came close to passing Microsoft again as the most valuable company.
The passwords of up to 600 million users dating back to 2012 were stored as plain text on Facebook servers.
The U.S. economy could be slowing down, but RDM Financial Group's Ron Weiner has three sector picks that could weather any trouble ahead.
Innovation and technology are beginning to change how and where food is grown.
Analysts say shares of Chinese tech juggernaut Tencent are a buy — despite the company posting on Thursday its slowest profit growth in 13 years.
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