Driverless cars come under attack in Arizona by people wielding rocks and knives

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Driverless cars come under attack in Arizona by people wielding rocks and knives

Chandler, Arizona. THE assailant slipped out of a park around noon one day in October, zeroing in on his target, which was idling at a nearby intersection – a self-driving van operated by Waymo, the driverless-car company spun out of Google.
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US stock futures decline as China data fuel growth concerns

SYDNEY: US stock-index futures erased earlier gains after a gauge for manufacturing output in China fell into contraction territory for the first time since May 2017, fueling global growth concerns.
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Cathay Pacific sells $16000 premium seats for $675 in ticketing blunder

Singapore: All eyes are on Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. as it decides what to do with the tickets that it appeared to have sold in error at a fraction of their prices.
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'Workaround programs' assist print US newspapers hit by cyber assault: supply

(Reuters) – Tribune Publishing Co (O:TPCO) used “workaround systems” to help print major U.S. newspapers including the Los Angeles Times on Sunday and Monday as the company recovers from a cyber attack, a source familiar with the operation said.
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Trump claims credit for cheap gas. Experts say it's not so simple.

It took just a few hours into the new year for President Donald Trump to do what he has done repeatedly through his first two years in office – claim credit for positive economic news.
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