Tech Sector News
Waymo's self-driving tech needs one big thing to succeed: More humans Despite aggressive technical strides, Waymo needs one thing before its self-driving cars become a seriously useful transportation system: people. We talked to the ones closest to it.
The strangest and most alarming things in WeWork's IPO filing The company's S-1 lays the groundwork for what is widely expected to be one of the largest initial public offerings of the year.
Weight Watchers eyes a new clientele: Children Some Weight Watchers loyalists applaud Kurbo by WW. But nutritionists worry Kurbo promotes an unhealthy relationship with food during an especially impressionable time.
Trump says US should build more mental health institutions to combat gun violence "I think we have to start building institutions again because, you know, if you look at the '60s and '70s, so many of these institutions were closed," Trump says.
The often-hated open floor plan gets a new savior: The office pod In recent years, pods have been embraced in offices across the nation. They provide a quiet space for office workers to conduct important phone calls, focus on their work, or take a quick break.
These retail stocks can survive the trade war, analysts say Brian Nagel of Oppenheimer and Jharonne Martis of Refinitiv discuss mixed data from the retail sector.
GE stock is fast recovering, but short seller investigator Harry Markopolos got his digs in Fraud investigator Harry Markopolos' accusations extended beyond GE's management to actuaries, auditors and analysts who he claims overlooked billions in liabilities.
Jeffrey Epstein's ex-cellmate cleared after probe into earlier possible suicide attempt, lawyer says The former cellmate's lawyer, Bruce Barket, told NBC that officials at the jailhouse said in an email that Tartaglione would face no charges or internal discipline now that the investigation had concluded.
Defense & Aerospace Sector News
Internships allow marijuana companies to ‘grow talent from within’ A growing number of cannabis companies - both ancillary and plant-touching - are creating internship programs for college students and graduates whom the firms hope will eventually become full-time employees. Internships allow marijuana companies to ‘grow talent from within’ is a post from: Marijuana Business Daily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs
FBI investigating possible corruption in US cannabis industry The FBI is looking into potential corruption in the burgeoning U.S. marijuana industry – particularly in Western markets – and is seeking tips to investigate. “As an increasing number of states change their marijuana legislation, the FBI is seeing a public corruption threat emerge in the expanding cannabis industry,” FBI spokeswoman Mollie Halpern said on […] FBI investigating possible corruption in US cannabis industry is a post from: Marijuana Business Daily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs
Is US Manufacturing Losing Its Toolbox? Despite optimists' hope for an American manufacturing Renaissance, many critical industries are actually in decline.
Virgin Galactic Unveils Its New Space Base, But No Flights Yet Virgin Galactic executives offered journalists a tour of their chic new headquarters and customer center this week at Spaceport America, declaring the facility “operationally ready” for space tourism.