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Uber has another lawsuit on its hands. This time, it's about Uber's alleged use of a program called "Hell." The plaintiff, Michael Gonzales, drove for Lyft during the time Uber allegedly used the software. He's seeking $5 million in a class
Despite the fact 71% of Americans take dietary supplements and 85% express overall confidence in their safety [Council for Responsible Nutrition atCRN.org], one would get the mistaken impression from news reports that the public is mindless and gulli
Top radio station owner and programming syndicator says it might not exist in 12 months
Volkswagen Group's newest American compliance subsidiary – Electrify America LLC, created to fulfill the redress after the Dieselgate scandal, has detailed the start of its investments.
In just 10 years, the world's five largest companies by market capitalization have all changed, save for one: Microsoft. Exxon Mobil, General Electric, Citigroup and Shell Oil are out and Apple, Alphabet (the parent company of Google), Amazon and F
flying DRONES bring all the products to your basket...(Natural News) Humans and technology have a bittersweet relationship with one another.
Travis Kalanick's drive to win in life has led to a pattern of risk-taking that has at times put his ride-hailing company on the brink of implosion.
Ever since oil was discovered in the Arabian desert in 1938, Saudi Arabia has been the world's premier petro-state and the dominant force within the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
Retail landlords use their parking lots as event space Carnivals being held for first time at Texas, Wyoming malls
Five to 10 years ago, independent bloggers used to be able to get by on internet advertising, like the broadsheets of yore.
The Federal Communications Commission on Thursday accelerated its deregulation push under Republican control, voting to ease limits on broadcast TV ownership and prices that large telecom companies can charge businesses and governments for bulk broad
It may be too late for shuttered Corinthian Colleges, ITT Technical Institute or even Trump University, but Wall Street is betting the potential rollback of Obama-era initiatives to hold for-profit colleges accountable may lead to a resurgence of the
The Facebook anguish continues. A Medium post investigating declining Facebook reach has set off the most recent alarm bells among publishers. Kurt Gessler, deputy editor for digital news at the Chicago Tribune, posted that since January, the Tribune
Stocks look set to rebound this morning after their two-day skid, as some traders gripe about Mr. Market's aimless action lately.
(Natural News) The demand for organic produce extends far beyond the health food crowd, with news stories constantly emerging of big brands making the switch. Now, national pizza chain Papa John's is offering freshly sliced organic vegetable toppin
Inlet Beach is an old Florida community in Walton County on the Gulf Coast of the panhandle of Florida.
A couple of readers asked why I did not include in my column, "A Government of Morons," the violence used against the medical doctor Dao removed from his confirmed seat on a United Flight as a result of airline overbooking.
Las Vegas is preparing to be the first city in the nation with vending machines dispensing clean needles in an effort to help combat the spread of hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV, while also possibly leading some drug users into treatment.
SAN FRANCISCO -- Last year, Airbnb underwent a rough regulatory patch.
First it was the infamous "drag and drop" incident that quickly went viral and is about to cost United millions in legal settlement fees. Then it was a "United" scorpion falling from an overhead bin. Now, according to KHOU, a couple headed to Costa R
For the average person the daily headlines containing the words "missile" and "nuclear" bring about thoughts of fear and anguish, especially when they pertain to the realization in which this time – it may be different. In other words, the
Bloomberg Businessweek visits the California headquarters of Aeros, where the aircraft manufacturer is building a blimp-like cargo vehicle capable of transporting massive loads. (Source: Bloomberg)
An official with Lockheed Martin told Alaska lawmakers Tuesday that efforts are on track to bring a modern cargo airship to the state in 2019.
Giant helium-fuelled airships could soon be plying the skies - and a Tanzania-based gas explorer hopes to be joining them for the ride.
Amid a sudden and seemingly endless stream of public relations disasters (senior execs leaving, sexual harrassment scandals, uncomfortable video clips, self-driving car fiascos, secret software programs, and mishandled DUIs), Uber opened up its books
InnovaSea Systems has raised $15 million to develop an all-in-one system for farming fish in the open ocean. They plan to bring the product to market in 2018. They will test its technology at fish farms in Panama and Mexico.
Oh no, Google Burger King is unveiling a horrible, genius, infuriating, hilarious, and maybe very poorly thought-out ad today that's designed to intentionally set off Google Homes and Android phones.
THE PASSENGER WAS RIPPED FROM - BAD!!! Peter Hasson for the Daily Caller reports, The United Airlines flight from which a passenger was forcibly removed to make room for airline employees wasn't actually overbooked, a company spokesman told The D
(Natural News) It wasn't too long ago that organic food was considered to be a luxury. Its high prices made it something that only the most devout health nuts and those with deeper pockets were willing to shell out for.
Mix the World Economic Forum with New Urban Agenda, and you get a massive spawning-ground for public-private partnerships. P3 is a blending of public and private financing, most comparable to fascism. ? TN Editor
