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As a newly identified virus from China sp

Boeing's most vulnerable suppliers will come under greater stress with the plane maker's announcement that it doesn't expect regulators to clear the 737 MAX to return to service till the summer.

The number of individuals seeking compensation from the utility more than doubled in just over two months.

On The New Yorker's Poetry Podcast, Ellen Bass joins Kevin Young to discuss "Quahogs," by Frank X. Gaspar, and her own poem "Because."

Vodafone became the latest company to bow out of the Libra Association, the cryptocurrency initiative being spearheaded by Facebook. A spokesperson for Vodafone told Nikhilesh De of CoinDesk that the company will focus o...

Texas Instruments Inc. shares slipped in the extended session Wednesday after the chip maker tops reduced estimates from Wall Street and forecasts a first-quarter range that bookends consensus estimates.

There's a shortage of workers capable of installing 5G cellular hardware in the United States, thanks in part to the high-climbing nature of the work.

One entrepreneur is capitalizing on that through an app that aims to cut down on the time millennials waste on trying to find where to head out.

It remains unclear whether Green Bay Packers' defensive coordinator Mike Pettine will be brought back in 2020.

Gold futures trade slightly lower, lacking support as global equities point higher and worries fade about an outbreak of a potentially deadly virus in China.

On Tuesday, the US confirmed the first confirmed case of the Wuhan virus in the country — a man now being treated in Everett, Washington. The US government also announced more widespread screening measures at five airp...

General Motors Co's self-driving car unit, Cruise, on Tuesday unveiled an electric vehicle with no steering wheel or pedals for use in its planned autonomous ride-sharing service, but did not say when it would go into pr...

Goldman Sachs Chief Executive David Solomon turned heads in Davos, Switzerland, on Tuesday by defending his bank's handling of WeWork's notoriously disastrous initial stock offering. "I'm not sure that we got it so wrong...

SPONSORED: Presented by Nutanix A new level of confusion hit the tech world when cloud computing became practical in the enterprise and the term "XaaS" was coined. XaaS, or anything-as-a-service, was used to describe the...

China announced that 17 people have died, but dismissed rumors of wider exposure.

Cano-Murillo was an established writer when she spotted a gap in the craft industry that was too big and too obvious for her not to try to fill.

GitHub says that it's now using AI and machine learning to recommend issues and bugs to users within project repositories.

Nobody expects any policy changes when European Central Bank big shots meet Thursday, but Christine Lagarde could still drop some worthwhile hints about the path ahead.

Scopely, the mobile gaming company behind titles like Star Trek: Fleet Command, announced that it has acquired FoxNext Games Los Angeles from Disney.

Playful Corp., the studio behind Super Lucky's Tale, announced today that it is laying off a significant portion of its full-time staff today.

In a newly published preprint paper, researchers propose an AI system that deblurs human faces in photos after they've been taken.

Billie Eilish, Dua Lipa and Selena Gomez are leading the pack on YouTube Charts this week.