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Venezuela’s crude production, a major source of revenue, has fallen to a six-decade low this year as lack of investment, recession and hyperinflation pushed the OPEC-member country’s economy to near collapse. The settlement could restore a portion of lost exports by resuming shipping from the Caribbean. Conoco will suspend legal enforcement of the arbitration award as long as payments continue, spokesman Daren Beaudo said. …read more […]

Jim Press, former Toyota USA president, and CNBC’s Phil LeBeau discuss the ongoing saga for Tesla and CEO Elon Musk following Musk’s take-the-company-private tweets. …read more […]

Nvidia on Monday offered an in-depth look at its next-generation Turing graphics chip. …read more […]

Romit Shah, Nomura Instinet analyst and one of Wall Street’s biggest Tesla bulls, discusses the factors weighing on his previous $450 price target on Tesla and why he’s still bullish on the electric car company. …read more […]

A new app called Extend makes expensing business charges easier. Yahoo Finance’s Seana Smith, Dion Rabouin and Julia La Roche talk with Extend CEO, Andrew Jamison about the venture. …read more […]

Rosenblatt sees 5G as key to the company’s success. …read more […]

Major pharmaceutical companies are partying like it’s 2001. U.S. drugmakers including Pfizer Inc., Eli Lilly & Co., and Merck & Co. are seeing their share prices balloon to the highest levels in more than 16 years as investors rotate in after second-quarter results proved stronger than expected. Impressive earnings paired with waning concerns about potential Trump administration actions on drug pricing could be helping to draw generalist investors in a bit of a “catch up trade,” according to Credit Suisse analyst Vamil Divan. …read more […]

FBN’s Charlie Gasparino on the fallout from Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s tweet about taking the company private and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey admitting bias at the social media company. …read more […]

Find out why benefits are about to get a boost. …read more […]

The past few weeks have been tough ones for Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) shareholders, as Intel stock has peeled back from its early June peak of $57.60 to a multi-month low near $47… an 18% setback. Not only was the market reminded of just how much good competition the chipmaker faces on all fronts, but also another batch of security flaws unique to some of its computer processors were announced. The latter, however, is something current and would-be owners of Intel stock just may not be willing to give. …read more […]