Companies

Tesla CEO Elon Musk described the initial service as a combination of Airbnb and Uber.

The decision follows the Trump administration’s directive to take action against foreign governments targeting U.S. companies.

The company says it will replace the panel at no cost to drivers and sent recall notification letters on Mar. 20 to Cybertruck owners.

The White House celebrated the comments and highlighted recent spending promises made by leading domestic and international tech companies.

Engineers at Hino Motors submitted false applications for engine certification approvals, according to court records.

A jury says the environmental group defamed Energy Transfer during Dakota Access pipeline protests.

The outlet announced that it will take legal action seeking to restore its federal funding.

The ice cream maker alleged that Unilever’s decision violated their merger agreement, escalating tensions over the brand’s politics.

Multiple Tesla vehicles, showrooms, and charging stations have been attacked across the United States.

The oxycodone manufacturer was sued by states, local governments, and individuals for its alleged role in creating the opioid crisis.

Police investigate a Tesla facility attack involving arson, gunfire, and possible political motives. The FBI is investigating similar attacks in other states.

The incident comes after the White House removed the Associated Press from its press pool.

Retailers reliant on Chinese products are facing severe challenges and scrambling to adjust, says Swap’s chief marketing officer.

Google will acquire Wiz to enhance cloud security, expand multi-cloud support, and strengthen its AI-driven cybersecurity capabilities.

Soda making giant PepsiCo is set to enter health-conscious soda market with purchase of ‘poppi’ which appeared on ABC’s ‘Shark Tank’ in 2018.

The D.C. Circuit allowed the action to move forward despite sharing the company’s concerns about the constitutionality of a regulatory body’s prosecuting it.