Arthur Villasanta

Tesla's new Supercharger V3 saves time and money.

Michael Cohen's new lawyer has landed him in a world of new trouble.

T-Mobile has gone on the offnsive to convince federal regulators to approve its merger with Sprint.

The prospect is real Elon Muck could temporarily lose his job as Tesla CEO.

Zuckerberg promises a more "privacy-focused" revamp of Facebook this time around.

Amazon is ending its experiment with Pop-Up stores and is going all-in on Amazon 4-Star.

The federal government and Democrats have serious misgivings about the proposed merger between T-Mobile and Sprint.

The U.S. trade deficit soared to a 10-year high and it's also being caused by Trump's trade war against the world.

Casting couch scandal reveals sexual relationship between Warner Bros. CEO and young British actress eager to become famous.

Billionaire Michael Bloomberg would rather fight climate change than fight for the presidency of the United States.

Whole Foods Market will sell weed, says it's founder, but the product's got to be legal first.

The Bugatti La Voiture Noire, the most expensive car of all time, is sold for some $19 million to Austria's richest citizen.

North Korea is engged in a cyber hacking campaign to steal money from foreign banks.

Tesla Model 3 electric sedans are rolling-out of shanghai port after having been delayed by a paperwork error.

Apple will launch its new streaming service on March 25 and will air its first programs in April or May.

Google can't seem to get to grips with the gender pay equality issue.

Volvo Cars will impose a 112 mph speed limit on its new cars in a bid to reduce fatalities involving its vehicles.

Trump demanded the Justice Department block the AT&T Time Warner merger while encouraging the merger between Disney and 21st Century Fox.

France is fed-up with tax avoidance by big U.S. tech firms and will pass a law to curb this rampant practice.

Tesla Inc. is closing down retail showrooms, firing employees and cutting their pay in order to live up to a promise it made to make the Model 3 more affordable at $35,000.

If the SEC pushes out Elon Musk as Tesla CEO, who will replace him?

CFOs don't expect a recession in 2019 but can't say the same for 2020.

Lyft has filed the papework for its IPO expected to generate some $25 billion.

An early poll shows Donald Trump losing to his Democratic rival, whoever this rival is and whatever his gender.

Israeli prime minister will be incidted for corruption, and might lose his re-election bid as a result.

BMW and Daimler are partnering to advance their self-driving car tech -- and save a ton of money in the process.

The U.S. economy is decelerating and economic data confirms it.

HBO CEO Richard Plepler has resigned -- or he might have been forced to resign.

Tesla has finally launched its $35,000 Model 3 but will fire employees to get the money to do so.