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Mr. Rich’s parents did not get the outcome they hoped for. But even in ruling against them, the judge noted that Fox had published a “sensational claim.”

Doctors and public health workers in San Francisco are preparing to track injuries from electric scooters and the other transportation services blossoming in the city.

After being held in a luxury hotel by Saudi authorities in what they called a corruption crackdown, Prince Alwaleed bin Talal unveiled a $270 million deal with a music-streaming company.

The speaker maker’s shares fell short in their public debut, dragged down in part by fears that its product will be hit by a new wave of tariffs.

Business managers worry whether a cease-fire between Brussels and the White House will hold. The uncertainty is bad for growth.

A look at how Apple’s trillion-dollar value stacks up against other companies and entire industries.

There are still large barriers ahead if the company really does plan to launch search and news services in the country.

The expansion is nine years old. An ill-timed end of fiscal stimulus, a corporate debt bubble and the trade war are the things that could most easily end it.

Google’s digital maps have become the world’s default atlas and the arbiter of what neighborhoods are called, even when many residents disagree.

Benchmark stock indexes fell by more than 2 percent after the Trump administration said it would consider more than doubling proposed tariffs on Chinese goods.