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The woman was asked to switch sweats because an ultra-Orthodox man didn’t want to sit next to a female passenger.

Gone is the smoke-filled room and the sense of suspense in anticipating who would be named to head a party's ticket.

The Washington, D.C. Office of the Attorney General is seeking restitution for the alleged deceptive fees, back taxes, interest on taxes owed to the District, civil penalties and costs associated with the investigation.

Two tech companies with fundamentally different data privacy philosophy are coming to verbal blows over iOS14.

Apple has acquired another company that might help the Cupertino firm in its push for AR.

A new patent application shows Apple's plans regarding future AR devices' ability to provide navigational cues.

A new Apple patent shows how it intends to give its augmented reality glasses better mapping abilities.

The Oscar winner plays one of the first astronauts to go to Mars.

Virus hastens newspapers' slide into shaky digital future

Subscription gains help NY Times weather ad slump

Art in a pandemic: Tokyo show tests if fans will come

Strong sales of cleaning products amid pandemic boost P&G results

The airline will leverage Lysol’s microbiologists and germ-kill experts to develop new protocols to keep travelers safe when flying and in airports.

If companies want to handle harder and more frequent customer inquiries than before, they need software that multiplies the abilities of their agents.

It's not enough to simply post across various platforms. Your content should be girded by a strategy that has search engine optimization (SEO) as its basis.

Best Buy reported a strong second quarter with online and direct-retail sales rising despite the COVID-19 pandemic.

A new report reveals that Apple and manufacturing partner Foxconn have already made significant progress in their efforts to create the tech firm's augmented reality glasses.

The Retail Industry Leaders Association said "a uniform approach is essential" since conflicts stem from how customers and law enforcers interpret the face mask rules of most stores.

Japan begins charging for plastic bags

Ad boycott strikes at heart of Facebook's business model

Energy giant Royal Dutch Shell will take a charge of up to $22 billion due to fallout from coronavirus and collapsing oil prices, it announced Tuesday.