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.' ...

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

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

As hiring tools take over resume screening, employers are learning the hard way that automating a bad decision just makes it ...

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

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

Matt Navarro runs Stanley 1913, the 113-year-old brand behind the viral Quencher water bottle. When he needs to work through ...

Wearables promise to help entrepreneurs work smarter by showing them when to push, pause or recover. But how much authority ...