FCC wants to fix maps that now overstate broadband coverage
U.S. telecom regulators are trying to fix faulty maps that don't reflect which Americans have access to high-speed internet.
Businesses showing discontent with Trump's trade policies
President Donald Trump's aggressive and wildly unpredictable use of tariffs is spooking American business groups, which have long formed a potent force in his Republican Party.
High-tax states dealt SALT workaround blow, but these strategies are still viable
The Treasury Department issued a final ruling on one strategy this week.
Ford recalls 1.2M Explorer SUVs for suspension issue that could lead to crash
Ford issued a recall Wednesday on about 1.2 million Explorer SUVs in the U.S. due to a suspension issue that could lead to a dangerous crash.
Germany ends 5G frequency auction, raises $7.4 billion
Germany's auction of frequencies for a super-fast 5G network has ended after nearly three months, raising more money for the government than was originally expected: 6.55 billion euros ($7.4 billion).
This is how Americans spend their money based on their education level
An analysis studied how Americans make and spend their money determined by their education level.
Hungary scientists fear brain drain as govt seeks control
The president of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences says the government is moving to gain control of Hungary's research institutes and he fears the country will see an exodus of scientists.
Agency: Safeguards failed in fire that killed 5 at gas well
A federal report says an explosion and fire that killed five workers at an Oklahoma natural gas well last year was caused by the failure of blowout prevention devices and other factors, including inadequate training and an ineffective safety management system.
Soon these high-profile chopper commuters won't be the only ones beating NYC traffic
A list of the high-profile riders who will soon have to share the sky with Uber rideshare users when the company launches their helicopter service in New York City.
JPMorgan releases its annual summer reading list
JPMorgan released its summer reading list for 2019, saying many of the books “explore the changes our world is facing and celebrate the people who are forging a positive way forward.”
The Latest: 3 Canadian Radarsat satellites placed in orbit
The Latest on the launch of three Canadian satellites from California (all times local): 7:50 a.m.
Insider Q&A: Data management CEO mulls state of data laws
So many people routinely give away sensitive information about themselves to use free digital services on their phones and computers that it even worries the leader of a major data-management company.
Ford recalls 1.3M vehicles for suspension, transmission woes
Ford is recalling over 1.3 million vehicles mainly in North America to fix rear suspension and transmission control software problems.
Navigating the beauty aisle for women of color
Black and other darker-skinned women had long struggled to find makeup that matched or complemented their skin.
Senators, presidential hopefuls urge McDonald’s to combat sexual harassment
Eight Democratic senators, including four presidential hopefuls, penned a letter to McDonald’s calling on the fast-food giant to address the reports of sexual harassment in the workplace.
6 best buys for Father's Day
Take care of Dad this Father's Day without breaking the bank.
Israel upgrades its air-raid warning system
The Israeli military says it has overhauled its air-raid warning system in order to minimize disruptions to the general population.
US consumer prices increased a slight 0.1% in May and 1.8% from a year ago, evidence that inflation is muted
US consumer prices increased a slight 0.1% in May and 1.8% from a year ago, evidence that inflation is muted.
Millions of millennials still live at home, analysis shows
A recent analysis found that 14 million adults between the ages of 23 to 37 are living with their parents, a sign that some millennials may have financial burdens.
2019 'Pig Book' finds government's pork addiction getting worse
As earmarks under the 2011 moratorium continue to rise, the bipartisan appetite for pork has intensified.













