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This article examines Facebook’s role in the treatment of marginalized identity as currency. Recent examples of solidarity statements and corporate social respo...

The U.S., U.K. and China are roaring ahead, while most lower income nations are struggling, reversing decades of progress in alleviating global poverty. “This has become the inequality virus.”

“You name it, and we have a shortage on it."

A video showing a mobile device snapping infrared images of an iPhone user is circulating around the internet and is catching many by surprise.

More than $15 billion in property sales in 2020 in seven resort communities marks a 61% increase over 2019. Historic sales volume and sky-high prices are pushing locals out of mountain towns.

The FBI's hate crime investigation into Long’s murder comes as a series of attacks have targeted Asian-Americans nationwide since the coronavirus pandemic began.

A startup owned by Mr. Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway aims to shake up the construction industry by making it more like car manufacturing.

Chinese businessman with links to Steve Bannon is the "linchpin" of a sprawling disinformation network that pushes election and covid-19 falsehoods, researchers say

Advocacy group says social media companies’ efforts to stymie disinformation are stronger in the US.

An unsealed court filing shows that the social media company fought the subpoena, which the Biden administration is said to have withdrawn.

California’s wildfire season is already underway, and state investigators are looking into what ignited a 1,325-acre brush fire in Los Angeles County. The app Citizen set off a search by users, though, for a man baselessly accused of starting the blaze.

The tech giant said in June its freeze would last a year to "give Congress enough time to implement appropriate rules." No federal laws have been passed since.

Several large corporations that have recently issued public statements supporting voting rights — including Google, Deloitte, and Citigroup — are also funding and collaborating with a top Republican group advocating for new voter suppression laws. Internal documents obtained by Popular Information and Documented reveal the corporations participated in a "policy working group" on "election integrity" with the Republican State Leadership Committee (RSLC), a party organization that is actively supporting new voter suppression bills. Participation in the roundtable required a minimum annual contribution of $15,000 to the RSLC.

In February, Match Group agreed to buy Azar’s parent company for $1.7 billion.

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