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Data could be used to track consumer visits to abortion clinics and other sensitive locations, the lawsuit claims.

Lawyers for the billionaire are seeking to depose Peiter Zatko, the social-media company’s former head of security, next week.

Tokyo-based Honda and South Korea’s LG Energy join a growing roster of joint ventures between car makers and battery suppliers planning new factories in the U.S.

The activist investor Dan Loeb is challenging the status quo, pushing for more consumer-oriented media experience among the directors.

With the help of recent technologies, laptop landlords are buying homes across the U.S., and lower-cost Southern cities have been especially popular. As a result, even small housing markets have grown less local.

Chains have a glut of inventory heading into key sales period just as some shoppers are pulling back.

Carriers and airports around the world are sticking with their recovery playbook through the fall and winter, attempting to steady operations after a wild summer of global travel disruptions that shows signs of easing.

The FDA and vaccine makers say they are confident that shots targeting Omicron subvariants will work safely, even though they won’t have finished testing in humans when the FDA makes its decisions.

The scheduled test launch Monday of a new megarocket gives Boeing an opportunity to prove it can pull off big national projects, following past missteps.

The pace of consumer price gains slowed last month, though it stayed near a four-decade high.