Amid pandemic, bike sales climb along with rentals
The growth in personal purchases of bikes complements, rather than competes, with shared bike and scooter rental.
Alliance calls Mass. ‘right to repair' law unconstitutional in lawsuit
The Alliance for Automotive Innovation argues the data law “makes personal driving data available to third parties with no safeguards to protect core vehicle functions and consumers’ private information or physical safety.”
Ford's incoming chief information officer backs out of job
Vijay Sankaran, who was supposed to be the automaker’s next chief software and information officer, has elected not to take the job so he could “devote more time to my family and recharge.”
Universal Orlando lays off 1,123 employees amid coronavirus pandemic
Universal Orlando is laying off 1,123 salaried employees at its creative division, theme parks and resorts, the company disclosed Friday in a federally required notice of mass layoffs.
BTS’s Be Has A Song For Every Mood
A track-by-track and mood-by-mood breakdown of BTS’s fifth Korean-language album, ‘Be.’