Mark Zuckerberg on Friday responded to Facebook employees who were upset over the company's decision to not moderate or take down a controversial post in which President Donald Trump said "when the looting starts, the shooting starts."
Maryland police arrested Anthony Brennan III on charges related to an alleged attack on a Bethesda bike trail of a group posting flyers related to the death of George Floyd.
Germany delivery service Delivery Hero and Netherlands-based Just Eat Takeaway.com are interested in merging with Grubhub, adding competition to Uber which has struggled to finalize a deal.
Hundreds of law enforcement officers gathered outside two Buffalo courthouses on Saturday in support of two police officers expected to be arraigned on criminal charges for shoving an elderly protestor to the ground at a march against racism.
During downturns, companies usually invest in automation to save on labor costs. Here's why we'll see even more of that during the coronavirus pandemic.
The 50 wealthiest people in America have publicly donated about $1 billion for coronavirus relief, which adds up to a fraction of their combined net worth, the Washington Post finds.
While the U.S. economy is showing signs of life as businesses reopen and job growth rebounds, the gap between the real economy and the stock market remains unusually wide.
As Environmental, Social and Governance-based investments rise in popularity and performance, investors are set to continue buying in, says Tom Lydon, CEO of ETF Trends.
Take a look at the safety measures in place for businesses that are reopening in the United States and around the globe after the coronavirus pandemic.
The Democratic nominee will be officially selected by delegates at the DNC, which was postponed amid the coronavirus outbreak and will now be held August 17- 20 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Professional sports have been out of commission since early March due to the coronavirus. Will their return be safe? And will players, fans and owners be happy with the result?
The temporary injunction was in response to a local lawsuit filed on Thursday in the Denver District Court by protesters complaining about excessive force used by officers.
Reddit Co-founder Alexis Ohanian on Friday announced his resignation from the company's board, saying he was stepping down and urging the company to replace him with a black person.
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