Progressive Says Technology Pulling Auto Safety in Opposite Directions While automakers are making progress in including lifesaving automatic safety devices with their latest vehicles, advances in another kind of... Read More
Harvard Sued Over Alleged Sex Abuse, Retaliation by Professor Harvard allowed a “star” professor’s sexual abuse of female students to continue unchecked for decades, contributing to a “culture” of... Read More
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Park Outside: Hyundai, Kia Recall Vehicles Due to Fire Risk DETROIT (AP) — Hyundai and Kia are telling the owners of nearly 485,000 vehicles in the U.S. to park them... Read More
Red Flags Trailed Ex-UCLA Lecturer Across Elite Universities LOS ANGELES (AP) — A trail of red flags about his behavior toward women followed Matthew Harris on an academic... Read More
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Insurers Hope to Head Off Claims With IoT Devices Wouldn’t it be nice, if, instead of relying on adjusters and restoration companies to surmise how much damage was actually... Read More
Tesla Warns of Possible California Suit Over Race Harassment Tesla Inc. said a California agency informed the electric automaker that it has grounds for a civil complaint, following an... Read More
Judge Dismisses Fired Amazon Worker’s Lawsuit Alleging Discrimination A federal judge on Monday sided with Amazon.com Inc in dismissing a discrimination lawsuit that workplace organizer Christian Smalls had... Read More
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