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Austria's Max Schrems: US High-tech Giants' Worst Nightmare?

Austria's Max Schrems: US high-tech giants' worst nightmare?

Top Court Scraps EU-US Data Pact In New Blow To Brussels

The ruling puts data transfers from the EU to the US by Facebook and many other US tech firms into legal limbo

Top court scraps EU-US data pact in new blow to Brussels

U.S. Newsrooms Cut 11,000 Jobs In First Half Of This Year, A Surge From Prior Years

The coronavirus epidemic is likely have an impact on newspaper advertising and criculation, a blow to newsrooms even as readers need credible information

Job cuts in newsrooms so far in 2020 have been the worst ever

Countries around the world are scrambling to stock up on protective gear like surgical gloves during the coronavirus pandemic

US Sanctions World's Top Surgical Glove Maker Over Forced Labour

US sanctions world's top surgical glove maker over forced labour

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American Airlines and JetBlue's joint venture

American Airlines, JetBlue To Share Routes

American Airlines, JetBlue to share routes

Thursday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Drop As Another 1.3 Million File Jobless Claims, China Sells Off

US stocks fell on Thursday as Bank of America saw its profit drop 52%

Qatar, where the Taliban have a political office, is likely to host the initial round of peace talks with the Afghan government, according to a minister

Qatar Likely To Host Start Of Taliban-Afghan Govt Talks: Minister

Qatar likely to host start of Taliban-Afghan govt talks: minister

US 'Deeply Disappointed' Over EU Court Scrapping Data Pact

US 'deeply disappointed' over EU court scrapping data pact

Producing food for Earth's 7.7 billion people is responsible for a quarter of the global carbon emissions that drive climate change

G20 Carbon 'Food-print' Highest In Meat-loving Nations: Report

G20 carbon 'food-print' highest in meat-loving nations: report

The accusation, although not directly aimed at the Kremlin, is likely to worsen already fraught relations between London and Moscow

UK Says 'Russian Actors' Likely Tried To Disrupt 2019 Election

UK says 'Russian actors' likely tried to disrupt 2019 election

Bank Of America reported a drop in earnings due to large reserves for bad loans, offset somewhat by strong trading results

Bank Of America Profits Fall As It Reserves For Bad Loans

Bank of America profits fall as it reserves for bad loans

Chen Ming-tong, chairman of Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council, has warned that China could use the new Hong Kong security law for 'hostage diplomacy'

Taiwan Fears China 'Hostage Diplomacy' Through HK Security Law

Taiwan fears China 'hostage diplomacy' through HK security law

Hundreds queued to get into Disney World in Florida

Florida Coronavirus: Nearly A Third Of Children Tested For COVID-19 Have Been Positive

The discovery of a 31% COVID-19 positivity rate among children, three times the average for all age groups in Florida, is ringing alarms acorss the state as schools might reopen in the fall.

Apple, expected to see sharp declines in iPhone sales, unveiled its entry-level smartphone last week which could help limit the damage

Anti-China Sentiment Could Unlock A Big Opportunity For Apple In India

The boycott of Chinese products could help the iPhone maker in a couple of ways.

California Man Sentenced To Five Years In $6 Million Modern Art Fraud Case

Phillip Righter reportedly came under police scrutiny in 2016 in Los Angeles for offering a fraudulent Keith Haring painting to a Miami gallery.

Satellite Data Shows Great Lakes' Record Warm Temperatures

Surface temperatures at the lake were six to 10 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than normal for this time of the year.

Twitter has said it is "investigating and taking steps" to fix the problem

Twitter Hit By Major Hack Targeting High-profile Users

Twitter hit by major hack targeting high-profile users

Walmart reported increased first-quarter profits following a surge in e-commerce sales for groceries and essential items from consumers stuck at home due to the coronavirus pandemic

Walmart Has An Edge On Walgreens In New Primary Care Battlefront

With one-stop shops quickly becoming the norm, the world's biggest brick-and-mortar retailer can flex its strongest muscles.

Beijing has slammed the US clampdown on Chinese tech giant Huawei

China Says US Moves Against Huawei Are 'Dirty Play'

China says US moves against Huawei are 'dirty play'

Infographic: Airbus, Boeing Deliveries Nosedive Amid COVID-19 Headwinds

Airbus has fared better than Boeing so far this year, but is expected to fall way short of last year's total of 863 deliveries.

Kim Yo Jong is the sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un -- and one of his closest advisors

South Korean Prosecutors Open Probe Into North's Kim Yo Jong

South Korean prosecutors open probe into North's Kim Yo Jong

European judges will decide on the legality of Facebook's data transfers between the US and Europe

EU-US Data Deal Invalidated By Top EU Court

The decision stemmed from a legal complaint by Austrian activist Max Schrems, who in 2015 scuppered a previous EU-US deal on which tech giants depend to do business.

Hawaii holds off tourism reopening until September

Hawaii Delays Tourism Reopening Until September Due To Rising COVID-19 Cases

The governor cited the rising number of local cases, the "uncontrolled" outbreaks in many U.S. mainland states and the testing supply shortage as reasons for taking the decision.