Tesla May Enter Ride-Hailing Business Next Year
Electric car maker Tesla Motors has plans to get into the ride-hailing and sharing businesses.
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Electric car maker Tesla Motors has plans to get into the ride-hailing and sharing businesses.
Hyundai is recalling nearly 63,000 midsize cars in the U.S. because the panoramic glass sunroofs can come loose and fly into traffic.
Nintendo has announced a new gaming system that combines a portable handheld device with a dock to use at home.
The development company that's in the middle of a controversy over its sinking high rise in San Francisco is re-drawing its foundation plan for another tower it's currently building.
MetLife Inc. said that it is launching a new global branding effort, marking the end of a long relationship with Charlie Brown's beagle and the Peanuts crew...
A sleek, autonomous, electric car was unveiled by a Chinese company that's staking a claim in Silicon Valley.
Apple says it has been buying Apple products labeled as genuine on Amazon.com and has found nearly 90 percent of them to be counterfeit.
Tesla Motors is starting to build its electric cars with all the sensors, cameras and other gear needed to drive completely on their own.
California regulators asked members of the public Wednesday what they thought about proposed regulations that would -- eventually -- allow self-driving cars that lack a steering wheel or pedals on public roads.
Fiat Chrysler is recalling more than 224,000 Jeep Wrangler SUVs worldwide because the air bags may not inflate in a crash.
After doing business with Wells Fargo Bank for more than 25 years, Santa Clara County supervisors unanimously voted to cut ties over the bank's fake account scandal.
The government and industry are collaborating on a program that seeks to replace the second human pilot in two-person flight crews with a robot co-pilot.
McDonald's will pay a $56,500 settlement after a southeast Missouri restaurant manager refused to interview a deaf job applicant.
Hillary Clinton's campaign expressed interest in Apple CEO Tim Cook and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates as potential choices for vice president, according to a stolen email posted by Wikileaks.
There are few possessions in life as treasured by many individuals than their cell phones.
