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EXCLUSIVE: Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose said he "aggressively" opposes Americans casting ballots via their mobile devices, after Apple CEO Tim Cook suggested this week that voters should be able to vote on iPhones.

When it comes to Walt Disney World Resort, some rides appear to be more popular than others.

"McDonald's distribution centers (DCs) may have been victims of the purported conspiracy, unknowingly purchasing broiler chickens from Tyson and Keystone Foods (now owned by Tyson) at alleged wrongfully-inflated prices, which our DCs then resold to McDonald's and franchisees," Marion Gross, McDonald's chief supply chain officer, and Angie Steele, the interim US general counsel wrote in the memo.

The aircraft is "suited to more quickly and sustainably transport time-sensitive deliveries."

A House subcommittee is investigating YouTube Kids, saying the Google-owned video service feeds children inappropriate material in “a wasteland of vapid, consumerist content" so it can serve them ads

Fears of national security linger as U.S. government officials suspect Chinese hackers' potential in performing cyberattacks is of great concern and could be detrimental to thousands of small businesses, schools, and organizations susceptible to future attacks.

Tom Brady’s rookie football cards have taken off in value, so much so that the Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback admitted the astronomical prices have him checking his own collection.

Several companies have started to reevaluate their relationships with the Texans quarterback

The CEOs of Starbucks and Goldman Sachs will join leaders from philanthropy and academia in a new initiative to address the racial wealth gap in the United States.

Uber started testing fare-setting and destination viewing for drivers in January 2020 as a way to side step California’s gig worker law, AB5, which requires companies to treat gig workers like employees.

Manuel's Tavern owner Brian Maloof discusses the impact of the MLB moving the All-Star Game from Atlanta to Denver after new Georgia voting laws.

The Aviate Academy will enroll 100 students in 2021, with the school's first class of 20 pilots set to begin their studies in the third quarter in Phoenix. The class will graduate sometime in the first half of 2022.