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The creator of the eponymous antivirus software died as a Spanish court ruled to extradite him to the U.S., where he faced tax-related criminal charges.

The company hopes scale will make it easier to compete for ad dollars with Google, Facebook and Amazon.

The broadband and cable company, which owns NBCUniversal, sticks with its marriage of content and delivery, though AT&T has reversed course. Another question facing CEO Brian Roberts is whether to build or buy to reach the company’s goal.

The race to secure electricity deals for power-hungry data centers has tech companies reshaping the renewable-energy market and grappling with a new challenge: how to ensure their investments actually reduce emissions.

Statisticians at the Food and Drug Administration said there wasn’t enough evidence to approve the drug from Biogen, and the agency’s decision to approve the drug has sparked criticism.

The antitrust review of the acquisition comes as Lina Khan, a frequent critic of the online giant, takes the helm at the commission.

The European Union opened a formal antitrust investigation into allegations that Google abuses its leading role in the advertising-technology sector, the most wide-ranging case yet to look at that pillar of the tech giant’s business.

Passengers are returning, but airports say they still need help to weather the pandemic’s financial hit.

Factory jobs for years paid significantly more than those in many other fields, especially for less-educated workers. That is changing, according to economists, manufacturers and federal data.

A board special committee of the electric-truck startup concluded the share sales “were made for reasons unrelated to the performance of the company.”