By Jeff Clements and Cheryl Crawford on 09/17/19 AT 12:10 AM
The 2020 elections are predicted to cost more than $10 billion, once again shattering past spending records. Most of this money will come from a tiny portion of Americans, global corporations, some...
Lamar Odom claims that Dallas Mavericks team owner Mark Cuban kicked him during one game in the past.
Derrick Rose that Joakim Noah is one of his closes friends. He hopes his son PJ grows up to be like the NBA veteran who he considers a good role model.
The Sims offered “freedom” to do anything “without limitations,” and yes, Flores said that it includes having romantic ties – even marriage – to “whomever they wish regardless of gender.”
Call it controversial, but yes, some of these are quite notorious as the once innocent pastime is now involved with sensitive matters.
By Gary W. Yohe on 09/09/19 AT 6:30 AM
The usual way we calculate the economic damage of natural disasters underestimates their true toll – which is key to understanding the costs of climate change.
By Raullen Chai on 09/04/19 AT 3:41 AM
The Internet of Things offers the promise of greater efficiency and convenience, not to mention economic growth. But it also presents unique challenges.
By Panna Sharma on 08/30/19 AT 3:02 AM
In some industries, such as biotechnology and life sciences, artificial intelligence and machine learning are actually being used to "save" lives, laying the groundwork for treatments for patients...
By Emmanuel Schalit on 08/29/19 AT 2:57 AM
EU's GDPR is not restricted by geopolitical borders and has power beyond any one legislator’s jurisdiction.
By Deana Rohlinger on 08/27/19 AT 7:10 AM
If China brings Hong Kong under its thumb, this shift would alter the territory’s politics and economic decision-making.
By Andrew Baker and Richard Murphy on 08/26/19 AT 6:10 AM
A fundamental driver of inequality is the race to the bottom in how governments set their corporate tax rates.
By Allen Morrison on 08/23/19 AT 6:30 AM
While the political and long-term consequences of the protests are still impossible to know, Hong Kong is already experiencing some short-term economic impacts.
By Soobin Kim on 08/21/19 AT 6:40 AM
Students who plan to get more education than is required for the career they hope to have end up earning higher salaries as a result, a new analysis shows.
By Robert Loforte and Mark Pipher on 08/20/19 AT 2:33 AM
Local Law 97 is applicable to all buildings in New York City that are over 25,000 square feet and provides a straightforward limit on the amount of greenhouse gas emissions a building can have.
Kyle Kuzma is being pursued by three shoe companies right now although Nike seems to have the inside track.
By Amnon Drori on 08/19/19 AT 4:02 AM
The General Data Protection Regulation requires companies that have data on individuals grant them the right to data portability or erasure.
By William L. Iggiagruk Hensley on 08/19/19 AT 12:16 AM
The United States bought Alaska from Russia in 1867 for $7.2 million.
By Stephan Fabel on 08/16/19 AT 3:51 AM
Many tech giants such as Google, Microsoft and Amazon are embracing open source technology today and seeing the rewards.
By Nancy Fresco on 08/16/19 AT 12:01 AM
A researcher based in Fairbanks, Alaska, links 2019's record-breaking wildfires in far northern regions of the world to climate change, and describes what it's like as zones near her city burn.
By Jennifer Fang on 08/14/19 AT 2:32 AM
The Chinese National Tobacco Corporation is expanding its international markets through subsidiaries. Is the world ready for tobacco companies sponsoring or supporting schools?
