Google has resolved a lawsuit by agreeing to delete billions of data records and stop tracking users' web activity in Chrome's private Incognito mode.
A proposed California bill would grant employees the "right to disconnect" from work-related communication outside of their working hours.
Google has agreed to delete billions of personal records and make privacy disclosures in a settlement over a lawsuit involving illegal surveillance through its Chrome web browser.
Former President Donald Trump's social media company, Truth Social, is not concerned with traditional performance metrics and instead focuses on strategic evaluation and long-term innovation, according to a regulatory filing that also disclosed significant losses, leading to doubts about the company's viability.
Google has settled a lawsuit by agreeing to destroy billions of data records and update its disclosure to inform users about data storage while in incognito mode, without facing a financial penalty.
Los Angeles-based cookie company Last Crumb sparked controversy with Easter-themed social media posts featuring a cookie in a rock-cut tomb, which some users deemed disrespectful, leading to mixed reactions and debates over the company's branding.
The owner of Sports Illustrated is being sued for $48.75 million and alleged copyright infringement by Authentic Brands Group due to the relationship breakdown between Sports Illustrated and Manoj Bhargava's Arena Group.
Warner Bros. Discovery board members, Steven A. Miron and Steven O. Newhouse, have resigned following concerns raised by the US Department of Justice over a possible violation of antitrust laws.
Food companies have come up with a range of bizarre April Fools' Day pranks, including Old Bay body scrub, Sriracha mayo toothpaste, and Ranch-flavored Smarties, though Velveeta hair dye is actually a real product.
A new analysis from Bankrate.com reveals that buyers in nearly half of US states now need a six-figure household income to afford a median-priced home with a mortgage, compared to just six states and the District of Columbia in January 2020.
Health insurance stocks fell after US regulators maintained the same payment rates for private Medicare plans in 2025, signaling a break from recent practice and posing challenges for insurers already facing increasing medical costs.
The Senate Committee has requested information from major private-equity firms on their management of hospital emergency departments, as concerns have been raised about patient safety and care due to aggressive practices such as improper billing and anti-competitive activities.
McKinsey & Co is offering employees in the UK the option to leave the firm with nine months of pay and career training, as the management consulting firm adjusts its staffing levels.
Shares of Trump Media, a company with abysmal financial performance, plunged more than 21 percent, resulting in a $1 billion loss for ex-President Donald Trump, but his 57 percent stake in the business is still worth over $3 billion.
The West has lost its power to set the price of gold as China becomes the new marginal buyer, while Canada is failing its economy and citizens by neglecting its mineral sector and making overseas investments, according to Canadian mining legends Frank Giustra and Pierre Lassonde.
Google has agreed to settle a class action lawsuit by deleting data improperly collected in its Chrome browser's Incognito mode and making updates to clarify data collection practices.
Monday night's Powerball drawing is set to climb to $1 billion, marking the fifth time in history that the jackpot has hit this milestone.
The Minnesota Twins have announced their lineup of new food and drink items for the upcoming baseball season, including innovative dishes like the Bành Mí Brat, Smashed Baked Potato, C.R.E.A.M. and BluePrint Smoothies, Walleye Burger, S'mores Boozy Ice Cream, Mighty Buffalo Dry Rub Wings, Bussin Birria Tacos, Cherry Smashed Whiskey, Burger Fries, S'more Cookies, Sweet Potato Fritters, Chicken Tinga Arepas, All-you-can-eat ballpark food, Mac N' Meat, Deep Fried Oreos, Ultimate Burger, Mini Donuts, and Spicy Watermelon Margarita and Ultimate Bloody Mary.
The Congressional Budget Office has warned that US federal government debt is projected to rise from 97% of GDP last year to 116% by 2034, exceeding even the levels seen during World War II.
Google has agreed to settle a lawsuit by destroying billions of records after allegedly secretly tracking the internet use of users in its Chrome browser's incognito mode.
AT&T Inc. announced that personal data from approximately 73 million customers, including former customers, was leaked on the dark web, resulting in the reset of 7.6 million account passcodes.
San Francisco has been ranked as the healthiest city in the United States, according to WalletHub's annual list, despite the city's ongoing homelessness and drug overdose crisis.
Two board members of Warner Bros. Discovery, Steven Newhouse and Steve Miron, have resigned from their positions following an investigation by the US Department of Justice regarding their service on the board violating antitrust laws.
Gold prices reached a new all-time high while the 10-year Treasury note yield rose and small-cap stocks lagged behind the broader market, potentially indicating market impact from ISM's manufacturing PMI print.
Californians can expect a $146 credit on their utility bills in April thanks to the state's Cap-and-Trade Program, which aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
AT&T has experienced a major data leak, affecting 7.6 million current customers and 65.4 million former customers, with sensitive information such as names, addresses, birth dates, and social security numbers being compromised, prompting the company to reset passcodes and offer identity theft and credit monitoring services.
United Airlines is asking pilots to take unpaid leave due to a shortage of new Boeing planes caused by manufacturing concerns and delayed deliveries.
A $1 billion Powerball jackpot has reached its fifth record-breaking level, with no winners in the past 38 drawings, and will continue to increase if nobody wins on Monday or Wednesday night.
Steven Miron and Steven Newhouse have resigned from the Warner Bros. Discovery board following an investigation by the Justice Department into potential violations of the Clayton Antitrust Act.
Stocks were mostly lower Monday, with tech and energy the exceptions, as Treasury yields climbed following an inflation report Friday that may cloud the Fed's path toward interest rate cuts.
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The minimum wage for fast-food workers in California has increased to $20 under a new law, AB1228, which aims to protect workers in the industry, but franchise owners have expressed concerns about the increased operational costs and potential menu price hikes.
Chinese electronics maker Xiaomi is warning buyers of its new SU7 electric vehicle that they may have to wait up to seven months for delivery, as demand for the Tesla rival's EV has led to potential multi-month wait times.
Bank of America analysts have identified Marvell, Micron, and AMD as companies that could benefit from the growing AI sector, particularly in relation to the demand for high bandwidth memory products.
Shares of Truth Social owner Trump Media & Technology Group plummeted after revealing significant losses and minimal revenue in 2023, casting doubts on the company's multibillion-dollar valuation and drawing comparisons to meme stocks.
Stocks closed mixed on the first day of trading in the new quarter, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average losing ground, the Nasdaq managing a slight gain, and the S&P 500 in the middle.
Brands participate in April Fools' Day pranks, offering fake products alongside their real ones.
AT&T has reset passcodes for millions of current and former subscribers after a data leak affecting 73 million individuals, with leaked information including names, email addresses, Social Security numbers, and more.
United Airlines is asking pilots to take unpaid leave due to delayed Boeing aircraft deliveries and increased oversight by the Federal Aviation Administration after safety incidents.
The rate of all-cash home purchases is at its highest level in nearly a decade due to high mortgage rates and rising home prices, creating a wealth gap and limited opportunities for first-time buyers.
The owner of Sports Illustrated is suing its former publisher for $48 million, accusing them of stopping payments as a pretext for negotiating a new licensing deal and behaving like a gangster rather than a trusted business partner.
UPS has secured a contract to be the primary air cargo provider for the United States Postal Service, taking over from FedEx.
During President Biden's term, the affordability of homes in the United States has worsened, with nearly half of the states now requiring a six-figure salary to purchase a median-priced home, compared to only six states in January 2020.
Fitch expects no negative credit impact on not-for-profit hospitals in the US from the cyberattack on UnitedHealth's tech unit Change Healthcare, as long as operations return to normal and there is sufficient cash reserve.
Tesla has raised prices for its Model Y SUV in the US and China as part of its strategy to incentivize sales and move vehicles before the end of the first quarter, while competitors in those markets are cutting prices to boost demand, and analysts express concerns about Tesla's weak stock performance and potential decline in Q1 deliveries, especially in the challenging Chinese market.
Sensitive information belonging to millions of AT&T customers, including Social Security numbers and passcodes, has been discovered on the "dark web," prompting an investigation by the telecom company and notifications to affected customers.
Celebrate April Fools' Day with special promotions and discounts at various restaurants and food brands, including half-price martinis at Bar Louie, buy one get one free Blizzard Treats at Dairy Queen, and 20% off at Dylan's Candy Bar, among others.
Nearly half of the states in the US now require a six-figure salary to comfortably afford a median-priced home, compared to only six states in 2020, due to rising home prices and mortgage rates, according to a report by Bankrate.
United Airlines pilots are being asked to take unpaid time off due to Boeing manufacturing delays, which have reduced the carrier's forecasted block hours for 2024.
The once-dominant "Magnificent Seven" tech stocks have now dwindled to the "Magnificent Four," with Nvidia, Microsoft, Meta, and Amazon spearheading gains while Tesla, Apple, and Alphabet have underperformed.
U.S. manufacturing grew for the first time in 1-1/2 years in March as production rebounded and new orders increased, although employment at factories remained subdued and prices for inputs rose.
