Tech investor on Hertz ordering EVs: 'Everyone's trying to hitch their wagon to Tesla'
Jay Jacobs, head of research and strategy at Global X ETFs, weighs in on Hertz reportedly ordering 100,000 Tesla vehicles to its rental fleet, arguing that 'everybody wants to be a part of this electric vehicle movement.'
Tesla buyers have the longest auto loans, LendingTree study finds
The average length of an auto loan was 62.9 months during the past three years, peaking at 65.6 months this July, according to a report from LendingTree.com.
Netflix to launch first mobile games on Android
The streaming giant's global subscriber base will be able to download and play five mobile games on Android devices starting Wednesday, including Stranger Things: 1984, Stranger Things 3: The Game, Shooting Hoops, Card Blast and Teeter Up,
Jeff Bezos commits $2B during climate change conference he flew to on private jet
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos on Monday announced a $2 billion commitment to fight climate change at the 2021 U.N. Climate Change Conference, or COP26.
Facebook shutting down facial-recognition program
According to the tech giant, more than a third of Facebook's daily active users who have opted into its facial recognition setting will no longer be automatically recognized in photos and videos and its facial recognition template used to identify more than a billion people will be deleted.
Henry Kissinger on China threat, artificial intelligence
Former U.S. secretary of state, former White House national security adviser and author Henry Kissinger provides insight into China's threat, U.S. national security and his new book.
Tesla 'software communication error' prompts recall of nearly 12,000 US vehicles
The software glitch may cause a false forward-collision warning or an unexpected activation of the car's automatic emergency braking system, increasing the risk of a rear-end collision.
Many states unprepared for EV increase: Report
FOX Business’ Lydia Hu on whether the U.S. is ready for an influx of electric vehicles.
Elon Musk says Hertz hasn't signed a contract to buy Teslas yet
Elon Musk has revealed that Tesla does not yet have a signed contract with Hertz for the purchase of 100,000 vehicles the companies announced last week.
VMware’s solo act should sing
A monthslong effort to spin off the software maker from Dell Inc. should be completed Monday with the payment of an $11.5 billion special dividend to VMware shareholders. VMware will finally be on its own.
Amazon says fully vaccinated workers can skip face masks
Amazon.com Inc. is relaxing its mask-wearing rules for U.S. employees, letting those who are fully vaccinated against Covid-19 work in its warehouses without a face covering.
LibertyX CEO aims to put Bitcoin ATMs on every block
LibertyX co-founder and CEO Chris Yim emphasizes the importance of convenience in financial transaction.
Amazon's Project Kuiper broadband initiative to launch two internet satellites by 2022
Amazon said Monday its “Project Kuiper” initiative will launch its first two broadband satellites into orbit during the fourth quarter of 2022, setting up a future competition with Elon Musk’s SpaceX and its “Starlink” internet initiative.
Sam Adams launches pre-orders for new, out-of-this-world beer
Space Craft was brewed from 66 pounds of hops that traveled over 300 miles above Earth last month along with Inspiration4, the first all-civilian crew to space.
Tesla opening Supercharger network to cars from other brands
Tesla is now allowing cars from other brands to use its charging stations in The Netherlands as part of a test program. If successful, it could eventually lead to a new revenue stream worth an estimated $25 billion.
Are drones the future of policing?
Brinc Drones CEO and founder Blake Resnick explains his company, which builds tools ‘in the service of public safety.’
New tech companies like Trump’s social media platform giving people their voice back: Jason Miller
GETTR CEO Jason Miller discusses Big Tech, censorship and former President Trump launching ‘Truth Social.’
Elon Musk warns Austin, Texas, not to become a 'copycat' liberal city
Tesla CEO Elon Musk warned Sunday against turning the city of Austin, Texas, into a "San Francisco copycat."
Journalists venture beyond their newsrooms to try to cash in
The current boom in newsletters is creating new opportunities for some high-profile journalists to capitalize on their personal brands, potentially earn more income and get greater editorial autonomy than they typically enjoy.
An 'eraser button': Focused ideas could help bridle Big Tech
Lawmakers are getting creative as they introduce a slew of bills intended to take Big Tech down a peg. One bill proposes an "eraser button" that would let parents instantly delete all personal information collected from their children or teens.


















