Apple workers in Maryland vote for company’s first unionized store in U.S.
The Towson, Maryland store is not one of Apple’s so-called “flagship” stores. It’s a smaller location inside a mall that serves a local population.
Floods in India, Bangladesh leave millions homeless, 18 dead
Army troops were called in to rescue thousands of people stranded by massive floods that have ravaged northeastern India and Bangladesh.
Yellowstone flooding rebuild could take years, cost billions
Nearby communities were swamped and hundreds of homes flooded as the Yellowstone River and its tributaries raged.
Bitcoin drops below $18,300 as sell-off accelerates — here’s what happened
Bitcoin has broken below $18,248, and ether has fallen to $944, as the sell-off in the crypto market accelerates.
CDC advisors recommend Covid vaccines for children as young as 6 months
The CDC committee voted unanimously to recommend the shots for use in infants through preschoolers after two days of meetings that were open to the public.
Former Amazon employee convicted in Capital One hack
Paige Thompson, who worked for the software giant as an engineer until 2016, was found guilty on Friday of seven federal crimes.
Microsoft finds Gen Z is redefining the idea of work hustle in and outside the office
Recent Gen Z college graduates are flipping the career paradigm and pursuing entrepreneurship rather than entering the corporate world.
How the massive EV transition is starting in the car rental industry
Led by Hertz and Tesla, the race is on in the rental car industry to transition to EVs.
Latest on Ukraine: Boris Johnson stresses the need to avoid ‘Ukraine fatigue’
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Saturday said the public needs to keep up its support of Ukraine after nearly four months of war.
Pandemic-era checks rewired how some see money: ‘Stimulus changed how I think about what’s possible’
Recipients of pandemic stimulus checks used funds to reduce debt, pay bills and build savings. For some, the money altered their financial psychology.