Tesla (TSLA) reported Q3 revenue of $6.3b and earnings per share, adjusted, of $1.86 on Wednesday. TSLA spiked more than 20% after Tesla posted the surprise profit and said it was ahead of schedule with a new factory in Shanghai.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk said that Tesla plans to roll out controlled access to its full self-driving option sometime before next year.
Within the partnership, TBCASoft, IBM and SoftBank will do their best to let carriers exploit blockchain technology through the Carrier Blockchain Study Group.
Softbank steps in and tries to save WeWork with a capital infusion of about $8 billion. CEO Adam Neumann is expected to leave the company with a fortune.
Popular TV Show stock analyst Jim Cramer predicts the bursting of a bubble for Beyond Meat’s shares (BYND).
By the end of Q3 2019, Snapchat’s daily active users surged to 210 million while its revenue surged 50% year-to-year and is currently at $446 million.
Digital asset exchange service, INX, has announced that it will use Brave New Coin’s Ethereum and Bitcoin indices to calculate conversion rates for its forthcoming INX Token.
According to Goldman Sachs, the forecasted increase in 2020 stands in contrast to the expected 6% decline in spending by S&P 500 companies in 2019.
The Gulfstream G700 aircraft was unveiled at the National Business Aviation Association’s (NBAA) annual corporate aircraft show in Las Vegas as a direct competitor to Bombardier’s Global 7500.
Veteran investor Rob Arnott indicates that America’s biggest tech stocks FANMAG are in a bubble and Bitcoin as well.
Elon Musk has taken advantage of the problem with an aging U.S. power grid and used it in advertising Tesla’s Powerwall product.
Mastercard and Revolut have formed a new agreement that will saddle Mastercard with the responsibility of operating all of Revolut’s U.S. debit cards as it prepares to launch in the US.
Blizzard’s new Diablo 4 game was expected to be announced at November’s BlizzCon 2019 but an ad for a related artbook seems to announce it earlier.
SAP and Microsoft have entered a new partnership targeted at SAP’s enterprise customers and their move to the cloud.
It appears that Verizon Media Group wants to sell Huffpost in a rough year for US-based internet media companies.