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Stimulus money sent at the end of 2020 appeared to translate into spending, rather than saving, reversing three consecutive months of retail...

Sick of boring grids of heads? A new crop of start-ups aims to bring some serendipity and spark to remote meetings.

Pathbreaking legislation showed that even a small nation can get the tech giant to bend. But the United States seems unlikely to follow.

Corey Quinn has made it his business to understand Amazon’s cloud-computing charges and have some fun at the company’s expense.

Fakes and little-known brands still abound, even as health officials have advised us to up our mask game. Here’s what to do.

The case focuses on two of the company’s facilities in New York.

Peter Diamandis thought extensive testing could help create an “immunity bubble” for a conference in Culver City, Calif. It didn’t work. “I...

Sheikha Latifa, who drew headlines in 2018 when she unsuccessfully sought to flee her country, says she has been held in a virtual prison si...

Power outages, natural gas shortages and icy conditions made it hard for automakers, retailers and delivery carriers to operate across much...

The question is whether the small contingent of American troops can accomplish anything after 20 years — and whether full withdrawal would c...

An interim government promises peace, unity and democratic elections. Skeptical Libyans say they’ve heard this promise before.

Iram Parveen Bilal’s “I’ll Meet You There” depicts a parent who supports his daughter’s dream. The filmmaker’s own parents weren’t as sure a...

State and local governments are looking to assert more control over tech companies.

Three years ago, Turkey’s intervention in Syria was widely criticized. But today Turkish forces are all that protect five million vulnerable...

Government antitrust lawsuits have created openings for numerous private cases against Big Tech, with more expected to come. If successful,...

Some saw the barrage of rockets aimed at an airport in the northern city of Erbil as a test of the new administration in Washington.

Administration and Fed officials argue that workers not getting enough stimulus help is a larger concern than potential spikes in consumer p...

Fusing social activism with style, she helped Jewish immigrants and local Arabs sell traditional crafts, leading to the formation of a fashi...

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan blamed the United States and opposition Kurdish politicians in an attempt to deflect responsibility for a fai...

Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, the first woman and the first African to serve in the post, said she would make global economic recovery from the p...

After being cut off by Amazon and other tech giants, Parler worked for weeks to find a way to get back on the internet.

The 11-month-old app has exploded in popularity, even as it grapples with harassment, misinformation and privacy issues.

He challenged the conventional wisdom about a major archaeological discovery. He also led a successful effort to open it for study by a wide...

Across the country, battling water scarcity requires a vast array of workers, from inspectors and fumigators to truck drivers and pipe layer...

Fifteen people arrested in Ethiopia were part of what American and Israeli officials said was a foiled Iranian plot against diplomats from t...