Apple Inc. AAPL, -2.32% plans to announce lower-cost iPads and education software next week, according to Bloomberg, which cites several people familiar with the matter. The company is holding an education event in Chicago on March 27. Apple is reportedly interested in winning back share of the
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A top executive for the maker of sensors used on the self-driving car that struck and killed a woman in Arizona this week said she's “baffled” as to why the tech-outfitted vehicle failed to recognize a pedestrian crossing the street and hit the brakes. Marta Thoma Hall, president of Velodyne Lidar Inc., maker
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Spring has sprung — just not in U.S. stocks, where a harrowing week has walloped traders with echoes of February's correction. In the past five years, there have been only two other stretches with losses of this magnitude. The S&P 500 Index is down 6 percent. And the picture looks just as bad for the
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“Trump adviser” is an oxymoron. Thus it has always been, and thus it shall ever be. President Donald Trump has rarely sought or heeded the advice of others, beginning several decades ago when he was a young developer in New York, through his years as a tabloid fixture and reality TV star, and on
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Bloomberg is tracking the Model 3 rollout with an experimental tool that estimates production using vehicle identification numbers (VINs). Our model estimates that Tesla is making 805 Model 3s a week, for a grand total of 10,636 cars so far. But that tells only part of the story. We track two sets of VIN data,
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