Uber co-founder and former CEO Travis Kalanick used to tell investors he liked to keep his company teetering between order and chaos.
Ferrari confirmed its full-year targets after core earnings rose 14 in the first quarter, driven by a strong performance of its Portofino model.
Google will likely roll out the functionality in its Chrome browser to offer internet users more control in fending off tracking cookies, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday, citing people familiar with the matter.
The Wall Street Journal also reports SoftBank courting Oman for investment, having achieved nearly all of its funding from Saudi Arabia and Abu Dhabi.
Fiat Chrysler said on Friday its adjusted operating profit fell 29 percent in the first quarter as sales slowed in North America.
Elon Musk owns 20% of Tesla and has taken personal loans from Wall Street banks for years.
Starbucks Corp is recalling about 263,000 of its coffee presses after receiving reports of the product breaking and causing deep cuts.
So far this year the US has had 695 cases of measles in 22 states, its largest outbreak since officials in 2000 declared the disease eradicated.
A maritime survey vessel joining a navy ship and a US Navy salvage team is expected in the area in coming days, a Japanese air force spokesman said.
The SEC sued Elon Musk for making fraudulent statements after he tweeted that he had "funding secured" to take Tesla private at $420 per share.
Purchases of U.S.-made Boeing aircraft by China could be part of a sweeping deal to end the months-long trade war between Washington and Beijing.
Authorities say the number of fatalities may rise as officials clear through debris.
The increase in violence has been driven largely by ongoing turmoil in the criminal underworld, presenting a major challenge to the new president.