Companies are ignoring your privacy demands. No one is stopping them.
Companies aren’t trying very hard to give you control over your personal data. They may not even be complying with the law.
The box office is bleak. Here’s how theaters are surviving the downturn
Ahead of this week's CinemaCon convention, where Hollywood studios present footage of their upcoming films to hype theater ...
100 years (mostly) union-free: Delta is still striving to stay ‘different’
Delta Air Lines stands apart from its competitors in many ways. It’s the first U.S. airline to hit 100 years old and the ...
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Hooters files for bankruptcy, but some restaurants to remain operating
Hooters, the restaurant chain known for chicken wings and the revealing outfits worn by its female waitstaff, filed for bankruptcy in a Texas court on Monday. The Atlanta-based company, Hooters of ...
Astra pill halves high cholesterol; raises blockbuster hopes
AstraZeneca Plc’s experimental cholesterol drug significantly reduced “bad” cholesterol in a mid-stage trial, boosting hopes for a potential blockbuster that could be part of a powerful combination ...
Microsoft turns 50: 4 employees recall their early years
Fifty years ago, two kids from Seattle flipped the tech industry on its head. While all the big brains in personal computing ...