
It would take an estimated $400 billion to remove PFAS from drinking water nationwide

It would take an estimated $400 billion to remove PFAS from drinking water nationwide

The domestic stamping of H-1B visa renewals was stopped back in 2004 but could soon make a return

An open letter reminded Target that state laws against discrimination protect the retailer

A federal agency complaint alleges Amazon calls the cancellation process "the Iliad flow"

Online marketplaces are where thieves try to offload items stolen from brick-and-mortar retailers

The pharma giant is suing wellness spas and clinics that sell Wegovy and Ozempic dupes

The vessel that went missing with five people aboard posed regulatory and safety concerns

Outgoing CEO Daniel Zhang will continue to lead the new cloud entity as it gears up for an IPO

The US is investigating why the EVs are dying mid-drive

The chips giant secured $11 billion in funding subsidies from the German government

Chinese state-owned multinational conglomerate Sinochem can't choose the F1 tire maker's next CEO

Microsoft Outlook and Azure were among the services impacted by the DDoS attack

Twitter is facing eviction from an office in Boulder where it hasn't paid rent for months

The couple has only produced one podcast since the $20 million deal was signed in 2020

The Waste Isolation Pilot Plant was one of the two US Department of Energy entities affected

Queen Bey's Renaissance World Tour's first shows prompted a surge in hotel and restaurant prices

So-called crisis pregnancy centers are placing ads on the world's biggest search engine

Publishers behind artists like Taylor Swift and Beyoncé are suing the Elon Musk-owned company

The tech giant and its labor union agreed to extra day of leave in April

Even a neighboring country leader is now shunning the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum

ON Semiconductor will take the struggling EV maker's spot on the index

The Hollywood Foreign Press will cease to exist, but the awards live on

The city's short-term rental restrictions were postponed as a legal battle brews

The iPhone maker was the first to breach the $1 trillion and $2 trillion valuations