Thursday, April 30, 2015
Tesla's new product is a battery for your home
Tesla has unveiled a suite of new energy products, including a wall-mounted battery that will be sold for use in consumers' homes.
Apple sell-off wipes out entire year of profit
The market value lost in Apple this week exceeds what the company made all last year
Airbus wants answers from Germany over U.S. spying claims
Airbus is demanding answers from the German government following media reports that it helped the U.S. National Security Agency spy on the company.
These hot April stocks could flower in May
Some stocks showered investors with gains in April. Could they blossom again in May?
Pay per view police will be on the hunt during Mayweather Pacquiao fight
Bars and restaurants will be packed with fans watching the Mayweather Pacquiao fight Saturday night. Sprinkled among them will be the Pay-Per-View police looking for venues that didn't pay the expensive licensing fee to show the match.
NYT stock up nearly 5% after earnings
New York Times’ first quarter net loss of $14.2M largely stems from pension charges, ad sales drop
The Marvel Marathon: 27 hours of 'Ultron,' 'Iron Man,' and super fans
The Avengers have taken on evil extra-terrestrials and menacing robots, but even Earth's Mightiest Heroes may have had a tough time surviving the Ultimate Marvel Marathon.
Al Jazeera America exec tells staff he will fight lawsuit
A day after Al Jazeera America was hit with a lawsuit that accuses a top executive of the news agency of being anti-Semitic and discriminating against women, the head of the fledgling cable news network called a company-wide meeting.
Apple and IBM are making special iPads for seniors
Two of the biggest tech companies in world have joined forces to help improve the lives of seniors -- with iPads.
New accounts question police brutality claim
A prisoner in the same van said he thinks Gray was trying to hurt himself, a report says. FULL STORY
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)