Loadsmart is dominating digital freight brokerage—its CEO explains why
Loadsmart has landed strategic partnerships with Maersk, Dailmer, and other giants in the logistics world. CEO Ricardo Salgado told us why.
Daimler will use a blockchain platform to track the value of used cars in real time
Daimler and BAIC Motor's joint venture Mercedes-Benz Sales Service will use a blockchain platform to track used car value in real time.
Boeing hid 737 Max software changes responsible for fatal crashes
Boeing made changes to the automated software without alerting engineers, pilots, and regulators, according to a New York Times report.
Tesla stock price: Stats put stock plunge into perspective
Tesla just snapped its longest losing streak in nine months. These five statistics place its plunge into perspective.
The 25 most expensive cities in the world for gas
A Deutsche Bank report found that gasoline is most expensive in Hong Kong, Oslo, Amsterdam, and Milan.
How Uber and other ride-hailing apps are holding up around the world
We asked editors of Business Insider editions across the globe to shed more light on how ride-hailing apps are faring in their respective countries.
Commercial jet slid off runway in Jacksonville into shallow water
There were 136 on board, and according to Reuters, there were no fatalities.
Lyft stock price: Everything we know about first month trading
Lyft shares have fallen 35% from their opening trade one month ago. Here's what Lyft's performance since then has taught us.
Elon Musk loves to make grandiose promises. Here are 8 he failed to deliver on.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has promised everything from profitability and delivery targets to his shareholders, customers, and employees over the years.
Uber is paying drivers up to $40,000 each to celebrate its IPO
Uber plans to pay out around $3 million to more than 1.1 million drivers ahead of its initial public offering.
Elon Musk said a Tesla car would be able to drive itself across the country by the end of 2017 — but it's 2019, and that still hasn't happened
Musk said he now expects Tesla cars will be able to operate without any driver intervention by the end of 2020.
