On Tuesday, President Trump announced that trade negotiations with China might not be resolved after the 2020 presidential elections. Many industries and everyday Americans will be negatively affected by Trump’s tariffs, with a resolution nowhere in sight.

Last week, Tesla launched the Cybertruck, its long-awaited electric truck. And, of course, it wouldn’t be a Tesla launch if something interesting and a little embarrassing didn’t happen. Could Tesla’s Cybertruck really be the future of trucks?

More problems have arisen for e-cigarette giant Juul Labs. On Tuesday, New York’s Attorney General filed a lawsuit against the company. Will Juul be able to make its way out from under all of this controversy?

The valuation of the global geothermal power generation market is expected to rise to $14.85 billion by 2026. With the search for sustainable, low-emission energy on the rise and the world clamoring for new ways to produce energy, geothermal power generation could play an important role.

This week Hungary, announced that the country and Chinese tech firm Huawei would be working closely together to roll out Hungary’s 5G network, despite U.S. feelings about Huawei.

Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG) acquiring Fitbit (NASDAQ: FITB) would open up a lot of new doors for Google. Both companies have had difficulty in this market. Together they could expand their efforts and become one of the major leaders in this space.

The video-streaming market is heating up as two new services from Disney (NYSE: DIS) and Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) launch next month. Verizon Wireless announced that it’ll be on Disney’s side by offering Disney+ to its customers.

Last year, Americans worked around 1,786 hours on average, which is over 200 hours more than those in the U.K. and France. Americans are overworked, mentally and physically drained, and still having a hard time making ends meet. Could a four-day work week be the best solution?

One of the leaders of fast fashion, Forever 21 filed for bankruptcy last month. Are we seeing the end of fast fashion because of the recent “woke” generations or are we just experiencing the need for a new business model for fast fashion companies?

The home-share tech company, Airbnb, is making plans for its 2020 public debut. It won’t go the traditional route… find out more details here.