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A Federal Court of Claims judge ruled against Blue Origin on Thursday, dismissing the case and the claims of safety concerns.

Bite Ninja co-founder Will Clem says his company provides remote cashiers to help restaurants with an ongoing worker shortage.

Wireless carriers postpone planned Dec. 5 launch of new spectrum to address concerns about potential interference with cockpit safety systems.

EXCLUSIVE: Amazon on Thursday launched a new tool that will allow its military spouse employees to keep their jobs after they move on military orders.

Earlier this year, Amazon handily defeated a historic union drive at a warehouse in Bessemer, Alabama. But with the prospect of another vote looming, the online retailer is leaving nothing to chance.

Facebook has gotten more aggressive in promoting claims about a climate change consensus, adding fact-check-style “information” notes to various posts. Climate experts have condemned the move, attacking the study on which the claim of “consensus” is based and faulting Facebook for becoming an Orwellian thought police.

The Mayo Clinic has developed a breakthrough blood test that can detect more than 50 different types of cancer across all stages.

Flippy 2, which has more than 120 configurations built into its technology, is able to increase kitchen throughput by 30%, or around 60 baskets per hour. A Miso spokesperson told FOX Business that Flippy can cost around $3,000 a month depending on its configuration.

The average length of an auto loan was 62.9 months during the past three years, peaking at 65.6 months this July, according to a report from LendingTree.com.

The streaming giant's global subscriber base will be able to download and play five mobile games on Android devices starting Wednesday, including Stranger Things: 1984, Stranger Things 3: The Game, Shooting Hoops, Card Blast and Teeter Up,

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos on Monday announced a $2 billion commitment to fight climate change at the 2021 U.N. Climate Change Conference, or COP26.

According to the tech giant, more than a third of Facebook's daily active users who have opted into its facial recognition setting will no longer be automatically recognized in photos and videos and its facial recognition template used to identify more than a billion people will be deleted.

The software glitch may cause a false forward-collision warning or an unexpected activation of the car's automatic emergency braking system, increasing the risk of a rear-end collision.