On cybersecurity, rely on third parties at your own risk
Steve Brumer, partner of 151 Advisors, said a recent discussion with the CEO of a trucking and warehousing firm is indicative of too many businesses across the United States. That CEO was unaware of any specific steps his company was taking to proact ...Read the rest of this storyLearning from the Big Apple
As NYC ups green efforts to deliver more freight, move more people, and cut greenhouse gas emissions from municipal trucks by 80% by 2035, the city is finding ways that fleets can improve business processes while reducing their environmental impact. ...Read the rest of this storyTwitter puts a tighter squeeze on spambots
Twitter has announced a range of actions intended to bolster efforts to fight
Bendix announces educational Tech Tips Series
Bendix announced its Bendix Tech Tips Series to educate customers on use of its various air dryer cartridges. This expansion stems from customer feedback, testing and increasing aftermarket replacement options. Bendix director of marketing and custom ...Read the rest of this storyTesla opens Model 3 orders to more people and trims prices
If you're in line for a Model 3 then we have good news. The company has
China’s solid industrial profits tamp trade war worries for now
Profits at China's industrial firms rose sharply in May, maintaining the previous month's sizzling pace despite signs of slowing momentum in the world's second-largest economy and an intensifying trade spat with the United States. Beijing is trying to walk a tightrope between supporting economic growth and tamping down financial risks, with policymakers freeing up more funds for lending by cutting required reserve levels for banks twice since April. The latest cut came on Sunday as authorities moved fast to temper any potential drag on growth from the heated Sino-U.S. trade dispute.
