Ad aimed at Trump takes swipe at Gordie Howe bridge
Group Seeks Funding for Truck Parking System on Interstate 10
Central Oregon Trucking Guarantees Weekly Minimum Driver Pay
BlackBerry signals slowing sales on subscription switch
The company forecast 8 percent to 10 percent growth for the business in 2019, compared with 20 percent in 2018, overshadowing its first-quarter revenue and profit beat. BlackBerry will no longer be selling its software and services on a licensing basis and will have to convince companies to agree to subscriptions, Chief Executive Officer John Chen said on a post-earnings call. The growth guidance is lower than what the market has been expecting, and that's mainly due to the company having to recognize enterprise software revenue based on subscription, Morningstar analyst Ali Mogharabi said.
Foxconn executive: Make products in the US and sell them to China
Will we see a "made in USA" iPhone? Foxconn's investment in Wisconsin may offer some hints.
Meritor Names Bennett Chief Technology Officer
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