Arthur Villasanta

As expected, Lyft reported a massive loss in its first earnings report as a public firm but held out rays of hope.

Another school shooting in the U.S., this one in Colorado, sees eight students shot and wounded.

There's no love lost between Elon Musk and hedge fund manager David Einhorn.

Wall Street stages a rally no one expected on just one bit of good news.

Occidental's bidding war against Chevron for Anadarko Petroleum continues to rage.

Warren Buffet fancies himself as an excellent newspaper tosser. Think you can beat him?

The verdict is clear: Trump would have been indicted for obstruction of justice weren't he U.S. president.

The median hourly wage for app-based drivers in New York is only $14 an hour.

President Donald Trump now says special counsel Robert Mueller shouldn't testify before Congress.

Trump hits China with 25% tariffs on $200 billion worth of goods and will add more later.

A Russian Sukhoi jetliner with 83 passengers and crew lands in flames in Moscow, killing 41 people.

Facebook will soon launch its own payments systems using its own cryptocurrency.

A hook-up between Pornhub and Tumblr is bound to be good for porn worldwide.

Facebook has acted decisively to ban hate speech and its champions from its app and that of Instagram.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has called attorney general William Barr a liar who shoould be punished.

Tesla is pinning its hopes on hitting $500 billion market cap on its self-driving tech.

Stop Facebook from tracking your location every time with a few simple steps.

The maker of Chips Ahoy! and Cadbury intends to introduce new CBD-infused snacks in the future.

Tesla Inc. has launched a new and cheaper Model 3 in Canada but with a software-limited range of only 150 km to qualify for EV discounts.

Apple's $4.5 billion settlement with Qualcomm won't be that big of a deal to the iPhone maker.

The Fed decided not to boost interest rates for the year, causing dismay on Wall Street.

Facebook's solution to the privacy issues hounding it is a new makeover called "FB5."

Banks and big businesses worldwide are boycotting hotels owned by the Sultan of Brunei on account of that country's new law that sentences gays to death for homosexual acts.

A former UNC student shot dead two people and wounded four others at his alma mater's campus.

Violence is spreading across Venezuela as supporters of self-proclaimed president Juan Guaido take to the streets demanding the ouster of Nicolas Maduro.

Apple forecast its third-quarter revenue higher than analysts' expectations, indicating that iPhone demand was stabilizing again.

The We Company needs an IPO to expand its ambitions beyonf coworking spaces.

Half of Tesla's upcoming production of electric vehicles will go to Europe and China.

Alphabet, Inc. reported not too encouraging Q1 2019 financials and suffered accordingly.