Charles Schwab CIO on Tech's Big Gains; And BofA Wants to Take the Awkwardness Out of Paying Back Friends

Charles Schwab CIO on Tech's Big Gains

Tech is leading the stock market rally, but will the sector maintain its momentum? Omar Aguilar, Chief Investment Officer for Equities at Charles Schwab Investment Management, weighs in. 

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BofA Wants to Take the Awkwardness Out of Paying Back Friends

In a new report, 40% of people say they'd end a friendship over an unpaid debt. Bank of America CMO Meredith Verdone and relationship expert Melanie Ross Mills say using Zelle payments can save relationships.

Gene Munster Gives Apple a C+ in AR!

The Loup Ventures Managing Partner isn't overly impressed with what he's seen from the company so far. He says things will get more exciting as the hardware improves.

"Six Feet Under" Alum Talks About His New Series

National Geographic's "The Long Road Home" mini-series is based on journalist Martha Raddatz's New York Times best-selling book. Jeremy Sisto discusses his character Staff Sgt. Robert Miltenberger. 

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AMAZON TAKING A PAGE OUT OF WAL-MART'S PLAYBOOK

The e-commerce giant is reportedly developing a smart doorbell, according to CNBC. The product would allow delivery-people to access customers’ homes and leave packages inside, rather than on the porch. The move comes after Wal-Mart partnered with smart lock maker "August" last month, with plans to test a similar service. Amazon is also in talks with smart license plate maker Phrame. A deal could allow grocers to deliver orders straight to customers’ cars. Couriers would be able to use their smartphones to unlock a box holding car keys to put orders in the trunks.

NVIDIA SHARES SURGE

The chipmaker unveiled computer systems that can be used in autonomous vehicles. The tool, code named Project Pegasus, helps cars operate without pedals or steering wheels. The technology will be deployed in self-driving taxis, and Nvidia says it represents a tenfold increase to the capabilities of other systems. The company is also working on a fleet of autonomous trucks for delivery company DHL.

HELLOFRESH FILES FOR FRANKFURT IPO

The meal-kit delivery service hopes to fare better than rival Blue Apron. The company filed to go public in Germany on Tuesday, planning to raise more than $350 million at a valuation of about $1.8 billion. The do-it-yourself meal company is backed by venture capital firm Rocket Internet, which also took Germany's Delivery Hero public earlier this year. That company's shares are up 37% since their June debut. Blue Apron, however, has seen its stock cut nearly in half since its IPO.