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Are meatless burgers bad for you? Impossible Foods CEO responds

Patrick Brown, CEO of Impossible Foods, says the plant-based meat is healthier than what it's replacing.

Viacom buys exclusive cable rights to "Seinfeld" from Sony

Changing Streaming Landscape Spells Trouble for Hulu

The online streaming landscape was once owned by a few companies, largely Netflix and Hulu, but each of which offered a different type of content.

Netflix CEO Sees “A Whole New World” of Streaming

Netflix (NFLX) used to dominate the SVOD streaming services market. It was a leader with few competitors and a subscriber base of over 150 million.

What Netflix CEO Thinks about Apple, Disney, and NBC

According to Reuters, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings (NFLX) said companies like Disney (DIS) and Apple (AAPL) will boost already rising production costs.

Fed Rate Cut Impact: Investors Should Worry

President Trump is not happy with the present Fed rate cut. He wants the cutback to be higher. So high that the interest rates are negative.

UAW strike puts Trump, GOP in political bind in key states

Democrats were quick to back working-class United Auto Workers in their strike against General Motors, delivering doughnuts and holding picket signs outside factories to show solidarity. There were no doughnuts from Republicans. Led by President Donald Trump, GOP officials have largely avoided taking sides in the strike that threatens to upend the economy in Michigan, an election battleground, a year before the 2020 vote.

Tesla Bear Jim Chanos Shorting Grubhub, DaVita

On September 19, at Delivering Alpha Conference, Jim Chanos said Grubhub (GRUB) is a very good short. He said that Guruhub is almost not making any money.

Trump, China Bring the Trade War Back, Stocks Crash

The Chinese delegation canceled planned goodwill visits to US farms because of trade war escalations. This affected markets yesterday.

Elon Musk’s Twitter Magic is on Despite SEC Troubles

Tesla (TSLA) CEO Elon Musk is one of the most widely followed billionaires on Twitter. His love for Twitter is no secret.

GM electric car push could mean fewer and lower paying jobs

If U.S. consumers ever ditch fuel burners for electric vehicles, then the United Auto Workers union is in trouble. Gone would be thousands of jobs at engine and transmission plants across the industrial Midwest, replaced by smaller workforces at squeaky-clean mostly automated factories that mix up chemicals to make batteries. The union is keenly aware of this possibility as it negotiates for the future as much as the present in contract talks with General Motors.