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The autonomous car space is taking shape literally with each passing day. Investors should be prepared to play in the space.

Good earnings and a favorable outlook are offset by trade worries and executive staffing snafus.

The document processing company had almost replaced Xerox CEO Jeff Jacobson with an ex-HP executive, The Deal has learned.

The activist fund is putting up four dissident director candidates to the company's board as part of a skirmish over the Mr. Coffee maker's divestiture plans.

There is green on the screen Monday after Friday's troubling selloff but it's anyone's guess how long it will last.

The President is willing to risk the loss of hundreds of billions of dollars of U.S. stock market value and the jobs of millions of Americans as he escalates a trade war with China on principle, he says.

Experts say the size of the trade deficit is determined by macroeconomic forces including private savings and investment, government deficits and the exchange rate for the dollar rather than by trade conditions with individual countries.

The move comes after a years-long push by Sergio Marchionne to see his company acquired by another of the world's major automakers.

The buyout firm is among the final bidders for the rent-to-own retailer. It joins private equity firm Vintage Capital, which The Deal has learned has raised outside funding for its bid.

The insurgent manager said that his slate if elected would commit to run its own formal strategic review process in a 'fair and timely manner.' Icahn may submit a bid himself.