As hiring picks up across sectors, companies are tightening screening while pulling back from a once-common practice: checking a candidate’s credit. Employers still vet criminal records, education, and past jobs,
Millions of iPhone and iPad users could qualify for money from a $95 million settlement tied to Siri’s handling of voice data. The fund aims to resolve privacy claims over
Consumer AI took a big step from hype to help this week. The message is clear: this new power is worth using, but only if we demand control, choice, and
Donald Trump is proposing a ban aimed at large financial owners of single-family homes, a move that could reshape parts of the housing market ahead of November. The plan targets
China’s Ministry of Commerce said it plans to examine Meta’s purchase of artificial intelligence startup Manus, signaling closer scrutiny of Big Tech deals that affect global markets. The move places
The Investing Club is sharpening its focus on the most volatile part of the trading day, offering a weekday update aimed at the final hour of the market. The brief
A Columbus man could spend the rest of his life in prison if a jury convicts him in a double homicide that shocked a quiet neighborhood last month. Authorities say
As legal sports betting spreads across the United States, college athletics faces new pressure points with limited oversight and rising money at stake. The concern centers on how gambling interests
Microsoft plans to higher electricity rates in communities where it is building data centers, a bid to keep local household power bills from rising. The company said the approach is