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The automaker didn't clarify when or where the electric model will arrive.

It said it wants to become a leaner company to prepare for the 'difficult challenges ahead.'

A shareholder said Alphabet's board of directions were directly involved.

It's a suborbital version of the company's upcoming massive rocket.

It will affect all iPhone models, including its newest ones.

Elon Musk has revealed the expansion on Twitter.

The automaker sued Martin Tripp in mid-2018 for stealing proprietary information.

He said its development is going very well.

It presents a solution for the black hole information paradox.

Amazon's pay raise won't mean as much to everyone.

Same goes for Pinterest influencers, according to this Princeton study.

The company is blaming Visa for the issue.

The man cut the chip out of the travel card, encased it in biocompatible plastic and had it implanted under the skin on his left hand.

Mountain View's lawyers called the Labor Department's requests 'unconstitutional.'

Most of the 4,100 plaintiffs, however, will only get $500 each.

It can no longer advertise its services or operate in the country.

Thankfully, it didn't cause a bigger fire on the plane.

It's no mansion, but it looks perfect for people who prefer tiny homes.

Hootsuite's chief told the writer questioning his company's value to call 1-800-EAT-DICK.

PayPal, eBay and IBM will also sign the amicus brief to support his legal battle.

It's almost done with its expansion plans for 2017.

Amazon apparently wants to deploy delivery drones from flying warehouses.

It's actually trusting users to verify stories posted on the social network.

This is the first lawsuit against Theranos that's seeking class-action status.

With a reported 70 percent of households not having toilets, Google Maps will show toilets in malls, hospitals and other public places within.

It's accusing the controversial blood-testing company of lying to get its money.

As a result, the company will let 340 people go.

Apple, however, is missing from the list.

NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory took a photo of the sun every 12 seconds on July 6th, and the results aren't quite what you'd expect.

These are the drones you're looking for.