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Former Top Gear presenters Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May have agreed to front a new motoring show – but not on the BBC.

Jeremy Clarkson, the controversial former host of the wildly popular BBC motoring show “Top Gear“, has signed a deal for a new vehicle show with Amazon Instant Video, along with his two former co-presenters.

As a reminder, in March 2015, the BBC didn’t renew Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson’s contract following an “unprovoked physical and verbal attack”. “Apparently they want us to make a auto show (sic)”. Ironic, isn’t is?’ quipped James May.

The plans essentially show a “superhighway” for drones in the sky, in which all drones would have to fly different altitudes depending on their speed and would all have the ability to communicate and avoid other drones in the sky.

No word on if the ordering process would be through Amazon’s main site.

The new updates might enhance the security system and user interface or both; however, if everything goes accordingly, the new version of the Windows is about to launch at the end of the month, according to Computerworld. Given that you can now buy a decently-specified complete...

YESTERDAY WAS A good day for anyone who owns a piece of Amazon.

The shares traded as low as Dollars 284 last October, virtually half of the price reached in after-hours trade on Thursday.

Amazon generated operating cash flow of $8.98 billion during this quarter, and earned net income of $92 million, or $0.19 per diluted share, compared with net loss of $126 million, or $0.27 per diluted share, in second quarter 2014.

Amazon’s unexpected second-quarter profit has pushed its stock upward, overtaking Wal-Mart Stores Inc.in market value, according to Reuters.

Amazon is adding to its offerings through Amazon Prime.

As of this writing, shares of Amazon were up 17% at $564.15 per share in after-hours trades.

Walmart is increasing its efforts in China’s e-commerce space after the world’s largest retailer took full ownership of Yihaodian, its online retail business in the country. It did not disclose the price paid for the stake, which was bought from former executives and...

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July 21 Microsoft Corp reported a $3.2 billion quarterly net loss, hurt by charges related to its Nokia phone business and job cuts, and weak demand for its Windows operating system.