A new class action lawsuit demands Oura change its marketing claims about sleep tracking and compensate users accordingly.

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The skincare brand admitted in a statement that it made the late actress 'feel unsupported during a very difficult time.' ...

Fake outreach invoking Terry Gross, Nikki Glaser, and Amy Poehler shows how targeted research can make impersonation ...

OpenAI’s new iMessage integration is a massive time-saver for personal use, but granting the AI access to your contacts and ...

The tools for catching Alzheimer’s early on just got even sharper.

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Walmart will soon begin accepting Apple Pay and Google Pay nationwide. The announcement reverses a longstanding position by ...

Babylist’s incoming CEO isn’t waiting for her official start date to make her mark. Jennifer Hyman has helped shape a new ...

A fight over a proposed data center in Kentucky escalated after a developer texted a local critic about posting her mug shot ...

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent wanted to rescue the bond market but instead catalyzed a move higher for bitcoin. The ...