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Four in ten adults say they couldn’t produce $400 in an emergency without going into debt or selling something.

Urbanization is on the rise as job seekers continue to feel empowered, but an economic reality check could be in store for 2019. 

 “Everyone loves Amazon and it’s pushing us to do more. People now expect the same thing from the car business.”

A trial using a new technology called Crispr-Cas9, which allows scientists to edit DNA, recently lost track of its patients, alarming U.S. scientists and the technology's inventors. 

Both new directors have ties to Theranos. And in October of this year, Larry Ellison referred to Elon Musk as his "very close friend". So much for bringing in an "independent" director. 

Companies like Hyundai, Ford, Nissan and Mazda are all cutting their output in China by about 20% each.

The report, citing sources, could inject new life into the Steele dossier, if eventually found to be accurate. 

When researcher Wang Wen was asked about what China as a global power would eventually look like, he responded: “Anything but America.”

The little known precious metal is, all of a sudden, in big demand. And supply of vanadium globally has been "drawn down to nearly nothing”.

A motion to dismiss filed by Musk in the United States District Court Central District of California now seems to confirm that Musk was just simply making things up.

A new Tweet and video posted by China's Global Times seems to indicate that despite breaking ground in October, no construction is going on at the grounds where the Gigafactory is supposed to go.

"Bullsh*t merchant" Musk far overstates the cost savings of his new "futuristic" tunnel system, YouTube blogger Thunderf00t says.

“This is unusual, considering that it’s $1.5 billion.”

A district judge wrote: "...North Korea is the world’s ‘leading’ and ‘best qualified candidate for indictment’ at the International Criminal Court for crimes against humanity.”

Why would anyone think there's a demand problem? Or a cash problem?