Arthur Villasanta

The confusing fight over the EU Copyright Directive isn't getting any easier.

Lawyer Michael Avenatti, a fierce Trump critic, has been arrested in New York City and faces criminal charges in California, all on the same day.

Apple's new "Apple Card" is designed to better protect user privacy.

Owners of the Tesla Model 4 aroound the world have driven their electric vehicles more than 1 billion electric miles in record time.

Possible conamination by Listeria bacteria has forced the recall of some Henry Avocados.

For the Kurds of the Syrian Democratic Forces, the destruction of the Islamic State means they will now have to fight Turkey to survive.

The U.S. budget deficit continues to break records for vastness as a result of the GOP's Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

The summary of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report released by Attorney General William Bar has resulted in confusion.

If Facebook is for mom and dad, it now turns out Pinterest is mostly for mom.

Chinese are all agog over the Tesla Model 3 and can't wait to get them on the road.

The Dubai Police Force will start using their flying motorcycles by 2020.

CVS and Barneys New York are now selling CBD products and accessories

A guy named A.J. a 60 plus ex-Marine, caddies for Trump and isn't shy about picking fights with his boss' bashers.

Levi's' IPO did better than expected, allowing the iconic jeans maker room for maket expansion.

The all-electric Ford Mustang will start purring in showrooms beginning 2020.

Perhaps intense feelings of inadequacy are behind Trump's latest rants blasting the late Senator John McCain.

OPEC+ is succeeding in driving the price of oil upwards despite the U.S. boom in shale oil production.

Canadian firm Electra Meccanica will market a one-seat, 3-wheel electric car it says is ideal as a second car.

Google loses another antitrust battle with the European Union, which fines the search firm $1.69 billion.

Eleven Arab states have organnized their own version of NASA named the Arab Space Cooperation Group .

Passenger rockets will replace long-distance jetliners in ultra-long distance air travel.

FedEx continues to be battered by the global economic slowdown.

The very same Boeing 737 MAX 8 that crashed in Indonesia on Oct. 29, 2018 almost crashed the day before but was saved by another pilot who happened to be a passenger on this flight.

U.S. CEOs are paid far too much while workers receive far too little.

A fintech powerhouse will emerge from the merger of Fidelity National Information Services Inc (FIS) and payment processor Worldpay Inc.

New batteries being developed by California startups might make the lithium-ion battery packs on Tesla electric cars obsolete.

Riding high on Canada's legalization of recreational marijuana in October 2018, Canadian cannabis firm Tilray saw sales surge.

The Utrecht shooting where a Muslim Turk gunneed down three innocent people is an act of terrorism that might be payback for the New Zealand massacre of Muslims.

Facebook's beleagured Wall Street stock is paying for the social media company's many missteps.