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The drive for cheaper products by North American consumers will unwittingly fuel labor exploitation in China. A bill in the US Senate would help but is stalled. The legislation is not sufficient. There is a need for a fundamental redesign of supply chain capabilities to improve track and trace.

Airlines have differing policies on changes and cancelations due to COVID-19, or the coronavirus. Here's an updated master list of airline policies.

The sale completes the deconstruction of marginal brands in the company’s retail stable and allows it to focus on its core nameplates.

Britain was one of many countries that, like the United States, barred gay and bisexual men from donating blood in what campaigners brand a discriminatory hangover from the 1980s HIV/AIDS crisis.

Domestic animals, such as cats and rabbits, are known to catch the virus and mink, the bedrock of the fur industry, have been culled in their millions due to widespread outbreaks.

A tantalizing new measurement of exotic atoms made of matter and antimatter could possibly cause researchers to rethink their understanding of the laws of the universe. This result is causing scientists to scratch their heads.

The great British author John le Carré died at the age of 89.

A "giant monster" is preparing to stalk the courts and playing fields of the Spooky Nook Sports Champion Mill Complex, the largest indoor sports complex in North America.

Several wealthy Norwegians have moved to a remote municipality in northern Norway in order to pay less wealth tax. Norway charges the tax on the global net worth of its wealthiest citizens.

Unlike many of the startups that sprang up in the San Francisco Bay area over the half-decade, Zoox committed from the start to developing a fully automated vehicle specifically designed for ride-hailing and along with the service to deploy it.

During the Covid-19 pandemic, the existing overdose epidemic has only continued to rise. So have the rates of substance use. Addiction experts, including the head of the National Institute on Drug Abuse, weigh in on what this data means and what else we should be considering.

Oklahoma just received a $70 million windfall from the federal government to make an extra $400 unemployment payment to its residents. So far, no other state has received the same windfall.

In July, three college students and two former men's college basketball players launched The Players Trunk, which allows ex-college players the chance to sell their gear online. Today, more than 200 athletes are selling their items via the website.

Physical cornerback Xavien Howard has more interceptions than any NFL player has had in a season since 2012.

Why did Google go down for millions today? Incognito mode could hold the answer. Here's why.

President Donald Trump announced late on Sunday evening that White House staffers would receive the vaccine "somewhat later in the program" following reports that they would be among the first to receive the Pfizer-BioNTech jab.

Long faced with challenges opening bank accounts to fund operations, crypto firms have turned to seeking their own banking charters.

The recession of 2020 is a retirement crisis recession. Millions of older workers quickly lost their jobs. Older workers often confronted the unenviable choice of retiring without enough money or working longer and facing massive financial and physical risks.

A review of government contracts show the use of the hacked Orion tool is widespread, as the impact of the latest cyber espionage campaign is likely to be global.

The cofounders of CD Projekt have seen $700 million wiped from their combined net worth since the release of Cyberpunk 2077.

Reddit joins Instagram and Snapchat in a direct battle against TikTok.

It was a good year for a fortunate few (cue SEA’s Forrest Li, among others), but overall it was decidedly awful for most and on many levels.

Two recent proof-of-concept studies look at the potential of using Crispr technology and the optics in smartphones to test for Covid-19.

Maine became the latest to approve a state-sponsored stimulus payment, authorizing a one-time $600 payment to tens of thousands of unemployed Mainers. The money will help mitigate financial insecurity as federal stimulus package negotiations stall and unemployment benefit programs end soon.

Louis Liu, the secretary general of the Chinese Football Association, explains the plan to make club soccer sustainable while producing players – and infrastructure – for international tournaments.