A judge ruled Monday that Uber Technologies Inc. and Lyft Inc. must classify their drivers as employees due to a new California law, a decision that threatens the business models of the ride-hailing giants and other gig-economy companies.
Major gambling stocks are down 10%.
A week after a bullish golden cross pattern formed in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, a pair of important stock-market indexes are also beginning to generate upbeat chart formations—suggesting that a mostly technology-driven rally may be fann...
The Trump Administration outlined a plan Monday to commercialize a swath of military radio frequencies for use in next-generation 5G networks, yielding to cellphone carriers that have sought the spectrum for their own use.
More than 7 in 10 child cases of COVID-19 were detected in southern and western states, the American Academy of Pediatrics reports.
ANGI Homeservices Inc. saw revenue climb 7% in July amid continued demand for home-improvement projects during the pandemic, but that growth marked a slowdown from the prior two months.
This is the first high-profile arrest under the new national security law forced upon the territory by Beijing to quell pro-democracy demonstrations.
The president’s executive order deferred, but didn’t forgive, an employee’s Social Security tax liabilities.
