Graham Rapier

Catch up on everything Musk and Tesla announced at its technology-focused “Battery Day” presentation on Tuesday.

In the days before its lackluster IPO, Uber moved up the issue date for employee stock units. That meant an extra $9 million in taxes.

The announcement comes a week after Tesla canceled a planned cheaper version of its Model Y car, citing low range.

WeWork is said to be considering a valuation for its initial public offering that would be roughly half of its $47 billion private valuation.

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Southside Bancshares in Tyler, Texas, said that Sam Dawson, its chief executive since 2012, will retire at the end of the year and that its president, Lee Gibson, will succeed him.

Byline Bancorp in Chicago is expanding into Wisconsin with a deal to buy Ridgestone Financial Services in Brookfield, Wis., for $105 million in cash and stock.

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The Gotthard Base Tunnel will dramatically decrease travel time between Switzerland and Northern Italy.

New York City’s subway system operates with old and antiquated technology. New train control systems make things easier and more efficient ... at a cost.

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The BMW Concept M4 GTS is an impressive vehicle designed for the racetrack, but completely street legal.

Below the surface of Lake Mead in the Nevada lies an incredible World War II artifact. Thanks to drought, it’s more accessible than ever.

One Reddit user compiled a wealth of advice into one cohesive video.

Time editors will choose their top newsmaker for 2014 on Wednesday, but readers have already voiced their opinions.

Your morning joe may be more affected by the cup than you think.