Newsweek |
Tesla deal boosts Chinese presence in US auto tech
Reuters DETROIT China's Tencent Holdings Ltd has bought a 5 percent stake in U.S. electric car maker Tesla Inc for $1.78 billion, the latest investment by a Chinese internet company in the potentially lucrative market for self-driving vehicles and related … Tesla: Can It Ever Create Shareholder Value?Barron’s (blog) Cowen: Tesla's Q1 Deliveries Will Fall Shy Of Buy-Side ExpectationsBenzinga Tencent Investment In Tesla Helps Both With A China Car ProblemInvestor’s Business Daily Daily Caller –MarketWatch –International Business Times –CleanTechnica all 130 news articles » |
The Hill |
Interior secretary reopens federal coal mining
The Hill Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke has ended the federal government's Obama-era moratorium on coal-mining leases on federal land. Zinke signed an order repealing the pause in leases Wednesday in his Washington, D.C., office, surrounded by Republican … The Latest: Groups sue to stop Trump's effort to boost coalWashington Post U.S. to form panel to review energy royalty rates on federal land: Interior Dept.Business Insider Energy Companies May Pay U.S. More to Drill, Mine on Public LandBloomberg Great Falls Tribune all 57 news articles » |
CNNMoney |
Outrage grows over Congress' Internet privacy vote
CNNMoney Outrage is growing at Republicans following a controversial vote Tuesday to repeal Internet privacy protections that were approved by the Federal Communications Commission in the final days of the Obama administration. Privacy advocates, consumer … Internet privacy—such as it is—loses another defenseThe Boston Globe Outrage Defends Internet Privacy After Rule RepealBloomberg Congress Just Made It Harder for You to Shield Yourself From Internet DiscriminationFortune Huffington Post –Business Insider –The Hill –BBC News all 868 news articles » |
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