Maggie Valenti

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul announced that the state will let the indoor mask mandate expire, citing a decreasing number of cases after the Omicron surge.

Tesla is preparing to fend off another racial discrimination suit, this time from the state of California.

Comedian Leslie Jones cites a lack of support for her live reactions to the Olympic games that she posts on her social media accounts, garnering millions of views and generating interest in the games.

Jeff Bezos' $500 million, worlds-largest superyacht wants to sail by the summer, but push back from local lawmakers and citizens could get in the way.

The Attorney General's investigation into the COVID-19 test kit price gouging has already been met with "unnecessary roadblocks," but the office says it hopes to avoid pursuing legal action.

As the Omicron wave of COVID cases settle, California's Governor is looking to loosen or abandon some of its previous mandates.

Companies make "carbon neutrality" and "carbon-free" pledges only to not be transparent on the follow through and not commit enough to achieve their goals.

The list of the best airlines and airports in terms of punctuality, on-time arrivals, and few delays were reported by the Official Aviation Guide and the Wall Street Journal.

Peninsula Petroleum Far East sued Crystal Cruises in U.S. federal court for unpaid fuel bills and won.

Studies show that these vaccines may better protect against the COVID-19 virus, including Delta and Omicron, by preventing infection and reducing transmission.

Snapchat posted its first quarterly profits since the company went public in 2017, standing a part from social media companies that saw a tumultuous week.

Twitter's test of the down-vote feature goes global, the company announced on Wednesday. Positive results reported by the social media company so far, but concerns remain.

Amazon increases the price of its Prime membership for the first time since 2018.

A lack of stability and reliability in working hours across multiple services and part-time work industries is influencing workers' ability to pay expenses.

While companies are not getting rid of their office spaces despite the growing popularity of remote and hybrid work, companies may need to rethink how workspace works.

Rudy Giuliani was one contestant on Fox’s "The Masked Singer" this 7th season.

The city will briefly modify the historic Koningshaven Bridge by the summer, leaving locals with mixed feelings.

Ryan Breslow is stepping down from tech company Bolt following a controversial Twitter thread that called Silicon Valley's largest players "mob bosses."

Glassdoor published its top 50 best jobs in the U.S. on Wednesday, finding that tech jobs ranked among the highest.

The New York Times announced the news in a Q4 release.

The Jan. 6 committee is making headway even as Trump tries to stall them, including taping together evidence previously torn up by the former president.

The number of people who quit their jobs in 2021 broke records, but data shows that "the great resignation" is slowing down.

Even though the vaccine mandate for businesses with over 100 employees was struck down by the Supreme Court, T-Mobile and other companies continue to require vaccinations.

HBCUs across the U.S. have received bomb threats over the past two days as Black History Month begins.

Two COVID-19 test brands have been lauding FDA approval when they are not approved.

Trump has a lot of funds saved up that are being described as a "war chest" for his likely presidential run in 2024.

Beijing, China has recorded cases of the COVID-19 Omicron variant, the highest numbers in the country since June 2020.

Unlisted apps are unavailable to the public, which raises some security questions.

Book bans have been widely reported in the U.S. since the start of 2021, with many expressing concerns across the board.