Uber wins back London license
Last November, London’s transit authority refused to renew Uber’s operating license over concerns about impostor drivers.
American Airlines CEO 'confident' Congress will reach deal on federal aid for carriers
Parker's high hopes come as Congress has been at an impasse for over a month on additional stimulus, leading many airlines to seek out other alternatives to prepare for the worst as the $25 billion bailout from the federal government is set to expire on Oct 1, which is when airlines can begin to lay off employees.
Grocery stores, food producers beef up inventory for potential second wave of COVID-19, holiday shopping rush
Grocers are looking to beef up their inventory ahead of the upcoming holiday shopping season and in preparation for a potential second wave of COVID-19.
California wildfire threat spurs utility PG&E to cut power to 89,000 customers
Tens of thousands of residents in Northern California will have their power temporarily shut off starting Sunday as the state's largest utility tries to prevent wildfires from being sparked by electrical equipment.
Apple iPad Air review roundup: Should you buy one?
After Apple finally unveiled the new iPad Air earlier this month, reviews of the new tablet hit the web, with many reviewers praising the device for its price, function and feature set.
AT&T extends home Internet fee waiver set to expire Oct. 1
Many families are both working from home and doing remote schooling, meaning they're using the internet at unprecedented rates.
Google to block political ads starting the day after general election
Google announced Friday that they will temporarily halt all political ads directly following Election Day in an attempt to prevent premature claims that a candidate has won.
Everybody vs. the App Store: Why companies are taking issue with Apple's growing revenue engine
Critics say Apple wields monopoly power over the gateway that connects users to mobile apps, which the tech giant disputes.
China opens auto show under anti-disease controls
Ford, Nissan and BMW unveiled electric models with more range for China on Saturday as the Beijing auto show opened under anti-virus controls that included holding news conferences by international video link.
Boeing's 737 Max jet to be piloted by FAA Administrator Dickson next week
Boeing is hosting top FAA officials in Seattle next week to evaluate the 737 Max Jet.
Google Maps coronavirus update helps users navigate through hotspots
The data featured in the COVID layer is available for all 220 countries and territories that Google Maps supports.
BMW fined $18M for inflating monthly US sales figures
The actions helped BMW maintain a leading retail sales position among other luxury automaker
Vanguard, BlackRock add new climate-focused ETFs as demand soars
The so-called ESG funds use environmental, social or governance criteria to pick investments
Ring's new Car Cam allows drivers to record police interactions when pulled over
Security company Ring announced a new suite of products to keep your car secure Thursday, including a Traffic Stop feature that allows you to start recording by saying “Alexa, I’m being pulled over."
Bezos' Blue Origin to break record with 7th reusable New Shepard rocket
the New Shepard will fly 12 commercial payloads to space and back, including a demonstration of a lunar landing sensor that will test technologies for future missions to the Moon in support of NASA's Artemis program.
Google, Facebook and Twitter CEOs could face Senate subpoenas
The CEOs of Facebook, Google and Twitter could face subpoenas from the Senate Commerce Committee unless they commit to testifying before Congress on Oct. 1.
Hulu apologizes for promoting Breonna Taylor documentary amid indictment news
After the news broke, the streaming service promoted its documentary special, "The Killing of Breonna Taylor," on social media.
United Airlines offering rapid COVID-19 tests to passengers
Following its initial pilot program, the airline will "quickly expand customer testing to other destinations and U.S. airports" later this year, according to United Chief Customer Officer Toby Enqvist.
Facebook oversight board set to launch just before election
Facebook Inc’s independent Oversight Board is set to launch in October, just ahead of the November presidential election.



















