New tentative labor deal reached in Canadian port negotiations
The International Longshore and Warehouse Union of Canada and the British Columbia Maritime Employers Association announced a tentative agreement.
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Amazon says it’s delivering more packages in one day or less after overhauling delivery network
Amazon said it achieved its "fastest Prime speeds ever" last quarter, as investments in its fulfillment and transportation network paid off.
As Ford loses billions on EVs, the company embraces hybrids
Ford's hybrid hype runs counter to recent messaging from the Detroit automakers, which have touted the performance and popularity of all-electric favorites.
New Covid vaccines are coming to the U.S. this fall, but uptake may be low — Here’s why
Pfizer, Moderna and Novavax are slated to deliver new single-strain Covid shots targeting the omicron subvariant XBB.1.5 in September.
How China is threatening U.S. GPS dominance with Beidou
China's Beidou global navigation satellite system has 1.1 billion users, the country says.
Johnson & Johnson effort to resolve talc cancer lawsuits in bankruptcy fails a second time
The decision jeopardizes J&J's proposed $8.9 billion settlement that would stop new lawsuits over its talc baby powder and other products from being filed.
Disney loses bid to dismiss or pause DeSantis board's state case
The ruling in the state-level case is separate from Disney's ongoing federal political retaliation lawsuit against DeSantis and members of the board.
Trump appeals ruling that porn star payoff trial be held in New York state court
Donald Trump has been indicted in two criminal cases and is under investigation for two other ones related to the 2020 presidential election.
Meta is rebooting Horizon Worlds as the VR platform struggles to grow
Meta's Vice President of Metaverse Vishal Shah explains plans to revamp Horizon Worlds.
Google, Microsoft, and Meta can't stop talking about A.I. — here's why Apple rarely mentions it
Apple's AI works in the background. And the company doesn't yell about it the way some of the other companies do. It doesn't need to.
Mega Millions jackpot hits $940 million. If you win, here's the tax bill
The Mega Millions jackpot jumped to $940 million Friday. Here's what to expect for the tax bill if you win.
Key Fed inflation rate falls to lowest annual level in nearly 2 years
Inflation showed further signs of cooling in June, according to a gauge released Friday that the Federal Reserve follows closely.
How on-the-job training programs could help solve America's massive labor shortage
The U.S. economy faces skill shortages in a wide range of industries. On-the-job training programs could become essential to the new American economy.
Prosecutors blast Trump bid to discuss classified information at home with lawyers
Donald Trump, his valet Walt Nauta and a Mar-a-Lago maintainance chief are accused of an effort to delete video footage at the Mar-a-Lago club in Florida.
'These are my tapes': Trump rips new charges in classified docs case
Trump, the leading candidate for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, also vowed to continue his campaign even if he is convicted and sentenced.
Microsoft warns of service disruptions if it can’t get enough A.I. chips for its data centers
Microsoft has been hungry for thousands of graphics processing units to ramp up capacity for artificial intelligence. Not having enough could spell trouble.
Most parents make this money mistake, and it's hurting their children’s financial independence
Helping your child build credit is one of the most important things you can do to set them up for financial success.
Google's building A.I. into robots to teach them to throw out the trash
The Robotics Transformer 2 (RT-2) is a vision-language-action model trained on information on the web that can be translated into actions for the robot.
These are the 10 American states that are the most prepared for extreme weather
Floods, extreme heat, and wildfire smoke are among climate risks touching all our lives, but where you live in the U.S. makes a big difference in level of risk.
These are the states in America that are the least prepared for extreme weather
Extreme weather is increasing, and these states are the worst in the U.S. at being prepared to protect residents and businesses.
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