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The 1-year-old hand sanitizer startup Touchland was already experiencing rapid revenue growth--then the coronavirus hit. Here's how the company is doing its best to service its customers quickly and fairly.

What will happen if a passenger in a self-driving car suffers a medical emergency and how will the AI system that is driving the car respond?

Bereft of sports due to the coronavirus pandemic, ESPN is considering a variety of options, including repackaging archived games and pushing up the release date for original content to fill the air.

Power producer PG&E Corp said on Monday that it won bankruptcy court approval to use up to $23 billion in financing after California Governor Gavin Newsom dropped his opposition to those financing commitments.

We want to hear what your local high street is like following guidance from the UK government to avoid social contact People have been asked to avoid unnecessary social contact, pubs, clubs, theatres and other social ven...

The drugstore chain Rite Aid is rebranding its pharmacy benefit management company as "elixir" with plans to grow it by attracting new clients in the middle market and future acquisitions of other PBMs.

Dennis Van Tine/STAR MAX/IPx via AP New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said on Tuesday that he may issue a "shelter in place" order for the city within the next two days. "Even though a decision has not been made by the ...

The British government threw businesses struggling with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic a $400 billion (£330 billion) economic lifeline--but will the measures do enough to address an "economic emergency"?

"I think that all New Yorkers should be prepared right now for the possibility of a shelter in place order."

Amazon is suspending deliveries of non-essential goods to its warehouses in the UK and US to free up space for crucial household and medical supplies

Some estimates of the likely production trend in U.S. oil shale with lower drilling.

The number of truly remote companies remains tiny, so many CEOs are finding themselves in a position in which they have to run their business without any face-to-face interaction, which can be a tough adjustment to make.

Stephen Rafferty/Eye Ubiquitous/ Universal Images Group / Getty Tayfun Coskun /Anadolu Agency / Getty New York City is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. In 2018, 65.2 million people visited. As o...

As the saying goes, "With great power comes great responsibility." Even if some leaders don't see that, employees and consumers certainly do.

Led by Morgan Stanley, which borrowed from the Fed's so-called discount window on Monday, seven other firms will follow.

The Big Apple's struggling restaurant industry can't survive on takeout alone. When Gov. Andrew Cuomo ordered all Empire State restaurants and bars be shuttered starting Monday night, he left open the door to takeout and...

Arizona's top election officials have been enmeshed in a legal fracas surrounding mail-in voting after the state's most populous county...

The coronavirus outbreak hits the hospitality business hard and the industry asks for $150 billion. Marriott furloughs a large portion of its workforce.

The Steam Game Festival: Spring Edition launches March 18, and it will show off more than 40 in-progress games to the PC-gaming platform's massive audience.

Beat Saber is one of VR's most successful games, and players are coming back to it repeatedly and purchasing DLC songs from bands like Green Day.

Downturns like the one we are facing happen once in a lifetime. Use this opportunity to begin the transformation to becoming extraordinary.

Following Waymo's decision to suspend self-driving operations in California and Pheonix, other autonomous car companies have followed suit.