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Apple is closing a technological loophole that let authorities hack into locked iPhones, infuriating law enforcement officials and reigniting a debate over security versus privacy.

Jerome Powell’s policy decision was in line with his predecessors, but he made a series of changes that give him more flexibility in the years ahead

The cable giant’s offer for the bulk of Fox’s businesses sets up a fight with Disney, which has already struck a deal for $52.4 billion for Rupert Murdoch’s empire.

Digital comics. New apps. More interactivity. Here’s what technology has done to the comic books industry.

The carmaker will pay one of the largest penalties ever imposed on a company in postwar Germany to settle accusations that it failed to properly supervise employees who violated clean air rules.

The social network’s total user numbers may be slow to grow, but that isn’t dampening investor enthusiasm for the company. For now, anyway.

As traditional retailers fade in the era of Amazon, a vacant department store near Washington becomes a refuge for people struggling to find affordable places to live.

In a tumultuous week overseas, President Trump set aside the usual concerns of American foreign policy and judged nations through a narrow business lens.

The court said the company, Pimlico Plumbers, exerted enough control in the case for a plumber to be considered a worker, granting him expanded rights.

The impact of yesterday’s ruling on AT&T’s bid for Time Warner stretches far beyond those who were present in the courtroom.