American Business Daily: Apple's electric car could be in production by 2020

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February 20, 2015

NEWS FROM AROUND THE COUNTRY Apple's electric car could be in production by 2020 Three reasons Mark Cuban's ego keeps him from understanding YouTube Nathan's Famous hot dog undergoes a makeover in more than one way Will this weekend civic hackathon at MIT solve Boston's snow problems? Federal regulators seek to block Sysco's $8B deal Port of Oakland shuts down as union skips work, federal officials intervene Did you shop on Nordstrom.com last year? You contributed to a big jump in online sales Criminal justice reform bringing Koch Industries and its critics together A guerrilla guide to survive the new world of travel frequency programs Pinterest looks to pin down $11 billion valuation with fresh funding round Tesla could sell cars in Texas if Legislature passes new bills Talking tax reform with Ernst & Young's CEO The White House now has a chief data scientist. What does that mean? Ueberroth and Robinson parting with Coca-Cola board Even when Google pays for it, computer classes for kids must be built carefully, NYC says Best Buy follows Target in testing Curbside shopping 3 ways to stop procrastinating right now More energy companies reveal job cuts Dell now accepts digital currency in U.K., Canada T-Mobile's 2014: Record growth, 8.3 million new customers Apple sued by battery maker A123 for allegedly poaching high-level engineers Tips for using small-business credit cards to your advantage Sega Networks buys Cambridge video game developer Demiurge Studios What does Radio Shack's bankruptcy signal about the future of retailing?

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