Nov. 11—Due to a photographer's error, a photo caption in the Friday, Nov 10, Record-Eagle incorrectly identified a construction project on the Discovery Pier. It is a pavilion being built. Other buildings for the Freshwater Research and Innovation Center will be built elsewhere on the Discovery Center campus.
A pack of what appear to be stray dogs has been hounding a Houston-area car dealership and causing as much as $350,000 worth of damage.
NVIDIA is facing a lawsuit filed by French automotive company Valeo after a screensharing blunder by one of its employees.
Depending on the situation, you might be entitled to compensation.
Gas prices have continued to decline since mid-September. Drivers can now fill their tank for less than $3 per gallon in 11 states.
Elon Musk's X, formerly Twitter, has filed a lawsuit alleging defamation by a news organization over claims that major companies had ads appear next to antisemitic content. Media Matters last Thursday published an article with screenshots showing ads from IBM, Apple, Oracle and others appearing next to hateful content — like, full-on pro-Hitler stuff. IBM and Apple have since pulled their ads from X, no doubt a serious blow for a company already facing an exodus of advertisers.
The former program manager of Blue Origin’s BE-4 rocket engines has filed a lawsuit against the company alleging whistleblower retaliation after he spoke up about safety issues. The complaint was filed on Monday in the Los Angeles County Superior Court. It includes a detailed narrative about program manager Craig Stoker’s efforts over seven months to escalate his concerns about safety and a hostile work environment at Blue Origin.
Russell Brand, Diddy, Cuba Gooding Jr., Axl Rose, Bill Cosby, Steven Tyler and Jamie Foxx are among the stars sued under the Adult Survivors At.
EMotorad, an Indian startup manufacturing electric bikes, raised $20 million in a Series B round as it aims to disrupt China's market domination and expand its presence in global markets. The three-year-old startup has raised more than $22.5 million in total funding, with Singapore's Panthera Growth Partners leading the latest round, along with participation from Alteria Capital, xto10x Technologies and Green Frontier Capital — the startup's existing investor. The demand for e-bikes is growing in markets beyond China and India as people seek to reduce their reliance on fossil fuels, ease traffic congestion on the roads and find alternative transportation options that do not require rigorous physical activity throughout their daily commute.
A group of Google employees has published an open letter calling out an alleged double standard in the company related to freedom of expression surrounding the Israel-Hamas war. The letter condemns “hate, abuse and retaliation” within the company against Muslim, Arab, and Palestinian workers and demands it pulls out of Project Nimbus.
A U.S. judge rejected bids by Hyundai and Kia to dismiss litigation by insurers over $1 billion they claim to owe in a social media-inspired car theft spree.
Appeals court rules carmakers can store data permanently and share it. In Washington state, there's no violation until the sharing causes injury.
OPEC+ rescheduled one of the year's biggest oil meetings, sending prices lower ahead of Thanksgiving with uncertainty about additional supply cuts weighing on prices.
As you approach retirement, it’s vital to know how much money you should have saved by 50 – and what you can do if you need to catch up.
The vote signals that approval of the deal, which is set to significantly raise Ford's costs, is not guaranteed.
A recent lawsuit verdict and pending cases could dismantle the traditional commission practice of sellers paying their own real estate agent and the buyer's.
Samsung has admitted that hackers accessed the personal data of U.K.-based customers during a year-long breach of its systems. In a statement to TechCrunch, Samsung spokesperson Chelsea Simpson, representing the company via a third-party agency, said Samsung was “recently alerted to a security incident” that “resulted in certain contact information of some Samsung U.K. e-store customers being unlawfully obtained.” Samsung declined to answer further questions about the incident, such as how many customers were affected or how hackers accessed its internal systems.
Gasoline demand in the US is expected to fall next year to the lowest level since 2004.
Textiles and garments contribute 16% of Vietnam’s total GPD, but it’s challenging for small garment brands to take advantage of the country’s manufacturing prowess. Inflow is stepping into the gap, with a platform that gives small brands visibility into manufacturers' supply chains and the design-to-production cycle. It also helps them meet manufacturers who are willing to produce smaller quantities of garments.
The surprise disclosure of a confidential number negotiated between Google and Apple reverberated across Wall Street and Silicon Valley.
Fidelity National Financial, or FNF, a Fortune 500 company that provides title insurance and settlement services for the mortgage and real estate industries, announced on Tuesday that it was the victim of a “cybersecurity incident that impacted certain FNF systems.” The company filed a report with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) saying that it has launched an investigation, hired “leading experts” to help, alerted law enforcement and “implemented certain measures to assess and contain the incident.” “Among other containment measures, we blocked access to certain of our systems, which resulted in disruptions to our business,” the report read, adding that this affected services related to title insurance, escrow, other title-related services and mortgage transactions.
