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Don't be fooled by GM's optimism for 2019; the shift from sedans to SUVs has left Detroit automakers with too much capacity, too much inventory and in the beginning stages of recession. 

Lawmakers and government officials said that they were surprised Boeing would conduct such a sale, if it knowingly understood China's involvement.

The investigation was mostly focused on moving Chinese money in and out of Canada for the purpose of purchasing real estate in Vancouver. 

The product reportedly has a 20 year shelf life and, on the company's website, is listed under “Emergency Kits & Supplies”. 

The company guided for $6.50 to $7 in adjusted EPS and adjusted automotive free cash flow $4.5 billion to $6 billion for 2019 - both above estimates. Too good to be true?

Musk also claims the vehicle will accelerate at the "limit of human endurance". 

It was a $100,000 bet to lock himself up for 30 days that was eventually cut short. 

Steve Elms of Aisling Capital is an industry veteran whose work just paid off - in a big way. 

The online ordering of larger items that are generally un-deliverable by traditional carriers like UPS and FedEx has opened up a new delivery niche that larger truckers are scrambling to fight over. 

New technologies profiled at CES this year include artificial intelligence software and in-car monitoring cameras.

“So even when we have the hardware ready, and your car would have it, you would most likely not be able to use it for a very long time...”

Retail sales of passenger vehicles in China fell a dramatic 19% on the year, while SUV retail sales also fell 18.9% - the first drop in annual decline in over 20 years.

“Deutsche Bank has a severe talent loss problem and this bonus cut will exacerbate the problem. Focusing on top performers is not new and not the solution.”

“We’re seeing a bump [in filings], and in some provinces that bump is significant.” 

"The high-end versions of the Model 3 -- the price will still remain the same next year. I don’t want people to hold off on purchasing..."