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Dozens and dozens of gleaming Harleys, Hondas and other motorcycles descended on the central New Jersey property for what had been billed as an outdoor photo-op with Trump. It was a classic, chaotic Trump scene reminiscent of his ramshackle early campaign. The day began on Twitter at 8:36 a.m. with a broadside against the FBI, which Trump accused of stonewalling a public records request for former Deputy Attorney General Andrew McCabe’s text messages. …read more […]

Why leave your future up to chance? Put some or all of these smart moves into action, and you may end up with tens of thousands — or hundreds of thousands — of dollars more in retirement. …read more […]

For years, Apple has focused on growing the services included in its ecosystem. Here’s one way Tim Cook could kick the division into high gear. …read more […]

Step inside the cockpit of an empty commercial aircraft and the pilot controls are yours. The suicide-by-plane Friday at Seattle’s Sea-Tac International Airport, which ended when a rogue airline employee crashed a stolen 76-seat turboprop into an island, has raised fresh questions about aviation security. The first hurdle was easily jumped by the Horizon Air employee who stole and then crashed a Bombardier Q400. …read more […]

Alibaba’s Ele.me food delivery company has over 3 million employees. If a recent deal is any indication, its ranks will continue to swell over the long-term. …read more […]

Trump Says He May ‘Get Involved’ to Force FBI on McCabe Texts …read more […]

Shares of this tiny robotic-surgery company benefited from a positive corporate update last month. …read more […]

Facebook’s moat took a hit, but was it enough to give Netflix the nod? …read more […]

The San Francisco Bay Area’s housing market is so bleak, even tech workers are struggling to buy a home there. A survey by Blind found that 59% of employees at Bay Area tech companies said they cannot afford homes. Cisco, eBay, and Intuit had the highest percentage of employees who said home ownership is elusive. …read more […]

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Tesla founder and CEO Elon Musk used Twitter late Friday to taunt investors who have bet against his company, even though his previous Twitter comments have spurred a government investigation and shareholder lawsuits. The tweets are aimed at “shorts,” or investors who borrowed shares of Tesla and immediately sold them with the hope that Tesla’s share price would fall. The Twitter comments could potentially affect Musk’s legal situation. …read more […]