NewsWatch: Amazon, Apple, Google and Facebook will all go away within 50 years, says author

Scott Galloway, a professor and former entrepreneur, sees an uncertain future for Amazon.com, Apple Inc., Facebook and Alphabet Inc.’s Google in his new book on the powerful tech giants, “The Four.” See full story.

The U.S. stock market has entered a ‘topping’ zone

The S&P 500 probably will start a multi-month pullback as 2018 approaches, writes Avi Gilburt. See full story.

The death of the gas-powered car, in one chart

A global tipping point for electric cars could come as early as 2022, analysts at Bank of America Merrill Lynch said in a note. See full story.

In California’s Weed Country, wildfires burn both cash and crops

As federal laws force California’s cannabis industry to deal in all cash and without insurance, recent wildfires could mean millions in paper money is up in flames alongside crops that farmers need to continue operations. See full story.

This fund manager says avoid Netflix altogether—don’t even short the stock

Netflix Inc. shares set a fresh record in early trade Tuesday after stronger-than-expected third-quarter revenue growth, but one investor is not impressed. See full story.

‘Happy Death Day’ is a genre-bending movie marketed as ‘Groundhog Day’ meets ‘Scream.’ See full story.