Security spending, insurance pricing, vendor consolidation and hiring.
The amended complaint adds Arizona, Florida, Nebraska, Ohio and Wisconsin to a federal suit alleging the telehealth company shared sensitive health data with ad platforms.
A modest award in Ruston, Louisiana, reveals the pipeline the Department of Defense actually relies on: scholarships, hands-on operations experience, and a university it has trusted since 2012.
App stores decide through published rulebooks, human review, malware scans, and removals. Apple reviewed 9,100,620 submissions in 2025 and rejected 2,093,244, and most rejections were technical, not moral.
The right to repair movement has moved from slogan to statute: the FTC's 2021 report documented repair restrictions, Oregon's 2024 law requires fair terms and bans parts pairing on devices first sold after January 1, 2025, and Apple sells genuine parts directly.
Barracuda's new survey sizes the problem. Here's how to turn its findings into a checklist for your own team.
Global chip sales passed $1 trillion through August 2026 as the semiconductor supply chain stretched across design, fabrication, and assembly. How the chain works and why shortages spread.