Posts tagged as: autonomous car back to homepage
 |
Google Self-Driving Car Cleared for Road Tests in Nevada(0) Google (NASDAQ: GOOG) received approval for their first autonomous or “self-driving” car. Nevada residents, keep your eyes peeled for the red license plate and infinity symbol! Don’t worry as it won’t be scuttling around the state all on its own. The vehicle is required to have two people in it at all times, including one behind the wheel to take control if the need be. Wild stuff. The days of behemoth Google just being a search engine are long gone. Steve Kanaval from TheStreetBeat.com reports on the news: Google (GOOG) Stock Quote and News:
Disclaimer: Neither http://www.otcshowcase.com nor its officers, directors, partners, employees or anyone involved in the publication of the website or newsletters (“us” or “we”) is a registered investment adviser or licensed broker-dealer in any jurisdiction whatsoever. Further, we are not qualified to provide any investment advice and we make no recommendation to purchase or sell any securities. The prior article is published as information only for our readers. otcshowcase.com is a third party publisher of news and research. Our site does not make recommendations, but offers information portals to research news, articles, stock lists and recent research. Nothing on our site should be construed as an offer or solicitation to buy or sell products or securities. This site is sometimes compensated by featured companies, news submissions and online advertising. Viper Enterprises, LLC (parent company of OTC Showcase) has received no compensation for this article from and owns no shares of the aforementioned company(ies). Please read and fully understand our entire disclaimer at http://www.otcshowcase.com/about-2/disclaimer. |
OTCBB News
read more
Stay Informed
Dana-Farber to Host Cellceutix Trials
Diabetes Rate Growing Exponentially
According to the International Diabetes Federation, more than 500 million people will be diagnosed with diabetes in the next two decades, a more than 50 percent increase from today. Technologies are available presently to help manage the frequency, complications and costs associated with diabetes. Read the complete article to learn more.
