Stocks slump as Dow ends down 588 in steep sell-off
The Dow Jones fell 588.47 points to 15871.35 while the S&P 500 slid 77.68 points and the Nasdaq dropped 179.79 as fears of a China slowdown and a market run led to a broad retreat. Analysts warn the rout signals a vulnerable, extended rally ending after years of gains.
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Driverless crash trucks shown to improve work zone safety
Royal Truck & Equipment demonstrates a driverless truck mounted attenuator designed to protect road crews. Two autonomous units will debut at Florida highway sites under a DOT program, aiming to remove drivers from dangerous zones and reduce injuries.
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Apple Halts Losses After China Growth Claim
Apple shares rebounded after CEO Tim Cook told CNBC’s Jim Cramer that the company has continued strong growth in China through July and August. The stock slid more than 13 percent before the clarification.
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