Wilbur Ross Says Investors Are 'Too Hysterical' About US Trade Policy

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Wilbur Ross Says Investors Are 'Too Hysterical' About US Trade Policy

“I would recommend that investors act rationally, and by that I mean judge this administration by the actual performance that it creates,” Ross said Thursday in an interview with Bloomberg Television's Julia Chatterley. “Don't judge it by some sort of hallucination about some sort of bogeyman out there
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Cop tickets a GM-owned self-driving car, though company disputes violation

A self-driving car operated by General Motors (GM) was slapped with a ticket in San Francisco on Monday after a traffic cop observed that the vehicle had failed to yield to a woman on a crosswalk.
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More Tesla Analysts See Carmaker Missing Model 3 Output Target

Tesla Inc. will probably report next week that it missed Model 3 production targets for the first quarter, a growing number of analysts predict. Deutsche Bank analyst Rod Lache projects that the electric-car maker averaged about 800 of the sedans a week in the first quarter, with the weekly run rate now
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On Chivalry and Emotional Restraint in Public Accounting

When I started in public accounting we did a Skittle icebreaker on the first day in the office and each color had an associated question. My random Skittle question was, “If you could have any superpower, what would it be?” and I remember saying: “Nerves of Steel.” Most people thought it was a unique
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Xi Has a New Signup for China's Pollution Fight: Walmart

Chinese President Xi Jinping has vowed to slash pollution and prioritize living standards over unbridled growth. On the other side of the globe in Bentonville, Arkansas, the world's largest retailer is signing on.
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