Elon Musk is often referred to as the real-life Tony Stark, aka Iron Man, and in the new quest to engineer an electric vehicle battery that lasts up to 1 million miles, iron may play the role of hero.
Over the course of decades, police unions have fought to secure generous benefits for rank-and-file officers and helped make the dangerous job of police work more attractive to hundreds of thousands of officers. But when their members come under scrutiny for police brutality and heavy-handed tactics, it's the union that often serves as their first line of defense.
Tesla just hit a major milestone. The electric vehicle maker turned 10 years old as a publicly traded company on Monday. Oppenheimer's Ari Wald takes to the charts to determine where it could head next.
News of the charges, in the range of $15 billion-$22 billion, follow the energy company's plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to net zero by 2050.
India said it would block 59 Chinese apps such as TikTok and WeChat, claiming they are a threat to national security. And now it's reportedly assessing whether Huawei and ZTE can participate in its 5G rollout.
Amazon has maintained its position as the world's most valuable brand, increasing its worth by almost a third to $415.9 billion compared to last year, according to a ranking by consultancy Kantar published Tuesday.
Trump and the White House have denied that the president had been briefed on the matter. The White House had also said that the intelligence underpinning the claim was unverified.
The move comes as some in the Trump campaign see warning signs in some key states, including Michigan, Georgia and North Carolina, according to people familiar with the matter.
Popeyes' viral chicken sandwich has brought in new customers who are "now experimenting and exploring the entire menu," Restaurant Brands CEO Jose Cil said.
"When you look at the biggest winners in the index, they're overwhelmingly tech companies that help facilitate the stay-at-home economy, and a lot of these got hit today," the "Mad Money" host said.
Norwegian Air has cancelled orders for 97 Boeing aircraft and will claim compensation from the U.S. plane-maker for the groundings of the 737 Max and 787 engine troubles that hit its bottom line, the Oslo-based carrier said on Monday.