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Mike Schroepfer, after 13 years at the company and serving as one of its top executives, is leaving the post to transition to a part-time role.

A group of six employees sued the airline over its Covid-19 vaccine mandate, alleging that the airline hasn’t made reasonable accommodations for those seeking religious and medical exemptions.

The pandemic-fueled growth in the adoption of software robots designed to ease routine office work is making one task a lot easier for chief information officers: selling the idea to their corporate bosses.

The online retailer’s bricks-and-mortar outlets could feature QR codes, touch screens and a nontraditional shopping experience.

The lawsuit alleges that the carriers’ partnership threatens competition, while the companies say they are giving consumers choices.

An Arizona medical assistant described the impact she felt after receiving pregnancy-test results that she said were inaccurate.

The company’s oversight board is examining Facebook’s practice of holding high-profile users to separate sets of rules, citing apparent inconsistencies in decision-making. The inquiry follows an investigation by The Wall Street Journal into the system, known internally as “XCheck.”

The Justice Department-led Team Telecom is looking into whether Zoom’s China ties could make its acquisition of the software company a national-security risk.

Johnson & Johnson said a booster dose of its Covid-19 vaccine administered two months after the first shot increased protection against symptomatic illness in trial participants.

The sale is one of the biggest recent transactions in the shale patch as large oil companies come under increasing pressure to diversify beyond fossil fuels.