Should the ELD 'soft enforcement' deadline be extended?
Cypress Semiconductor Rides Internet of Things Growth to Another Great Quarter
As connected devices grow more pervasive, the semiconductor leader's share price is following suit.
Ex-OMB Director David Stockman Sees Bond Market Carnage
Feb.01 -- David Stockman, former director of the U.S. Office of Management and Budget, discusses another potential government shutdown, the debt ceiling, infrastructure, the dollar and the Russia probe. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."
UPS shares slide on 2018 outlook, spending plans
The rapid rise in online shopping has been a boon for shipping demand, but UPS has struggled to bring down the extra costs of making more smaller deliveries to households, compared to businesses that on average receive more parcels at once. The investments show UPS is betting that if it can handle more volume it can increase the number of packages it delivers to households, and eventually improve margins and profitability, versus pushing for higher prices and less volume, said Stephens analyst Jack Atkins. "If they can't get the delivery density - to date we haven't seen a yearly improvement in density - that's going to be a big problem," Atkins said.
Dallas man executed for killing daughters while mom listened
A former Dallas accountant condemned for fatally shooting his two young daughters while their mother listened helplessly on the phone was put to death Thursday night in Texas. John David Battaglia received ...
The Freedom Caucus Is Flirting with Another Government Shutdown
Congress has a week to avert another government shutdown — but only three working days since both parties are taking time to go on retreats to plan their legislative strategies for the year. The most likely path to keeping the government running involves yet another short-term spending bill — the fifth since September. This one would keep the government running until sometime in March, though the length of the extension reportedly has yet to be finalized.
Early bitcoin investor sees $20,000 by year end
Ran Neu Ner, ONchain Capital founder and CNBC Africa ‘Cryptotrader' host, discusses the run in bitcoin and his call on the cryptocurrency.