COMPANIES

Beware of companies calling themselves "the Amazon of X."

Mattel lands licenses for Pixar's old and new films.

Tesla is pinning its hopes on hitting $500 billion market cap on its self-driving tech.

Apple beat analysts' estimates in its fiscal Q2 report but did admit to some disappointing metrics.

It's even more than everyone was thinking.

The "Google of Russia" is also the "Uber of Russia."

Here's how Berkshire Hathaway might finally put its cash to work.

One of Uber's selling points is that a driver is always available to pick up a rider within minutes. But the drivers who make this possible aren't being compensated for the time they spend waiting.

Alphabet, the parent company of Google, has announced that it added nearly 20,000 employees in the last year taking the total headcount to 103,549 in the first quarter of 2019, up from 85,050 a year ago.

A new survey suggests that Netflix could lose over 8 million subscribers to Disney+ when it launches later in 2019.

Amazon easily beat analysts' expectations in Q1 but might not do so in Q2 by its own admission.

Douyu, which some consider the true "Twitch of China," emerges to challenge video game streamer Huya.

Microsoft on Wednesday became only the third publicly listed firm to hit a market cap of $1 trillion.

Infuriating logistics problems pummel Tesla's sales during the first quarter of 2019.

Luckin wants to become the big fish in a really big pond.

An airline is considering weighing passengers in addition to their luggage. Plus, find out another reason summer flights may be more expensive than expected.

Tesla is trying to boost sales for the Model S and X with a series of upgrades.

The S&P 500 may see a profit slowdown, its first in nearly 3 years, but a modestly encouraging economic outlook will cushion the blow, Lydia Boussour, senior U.S. economist at Oxford Economics, said.

Billionaire investor Warren Buffett gave a small piece of advice to Tesla CEO Elon Musk: "Please stop tweeting."

We developed a new tool we believe will help workers more accurately determine the fate of their professions – and figure out how best to prepare.

Here's why this line of revenue goes against everything the company stands for.

A persistent group of stockholders will try again to unseat Mark Zuckerberg as Facebook CEO and chairman.

The war of words between top American retailers is hotting up. The Amazon prime debate had its trigger from Amazon boss Jeff Bezos who challenged competitors to match up their worker pay with that of Amazon.

To reduce its carbon footprint, Amazon will need to do more than leverage its influence with suppliers and carriers, address operational issues and push for more renewable energy options.

The recent Alphabet X graduate takes flight.

The athleticwear giant is separating itself from the competition with its focus on customers' digital experience.

E-commerce and ads will create a virtuous cycle.

And it might be too expensive for it to even try competing.

British Airways already flies from London to more than two dozen destinations in the United States, but it's still finding plenty of new growth opportunities here.