Researchers Create Diamonds At Room Temperature
Most diamonds are made under unique conditions -- natural or man-made -- involving extreme heat and pressure. But researchers at North Carolina State University have discovered a new diamond-like phase of carbon that can be attained at room temperature.
Google Tests Potential Gmail Replacement, Inbox, With Users
Some Gmail users are reporting Google is giving them the option to switch their email service to newer platform, Inbox.
Justice Department Sues Volkswagen Over False Emissions Data
The U.S. Department of Justice filed a civil complaint against Volkswagen on Monday in the scandal over false emissions data.
United Airlines Fined $2.75M Over Treatment Of Disabled Passengers, Delayed Flights
United Airlines was fined $2.75 million for violating rules designed to protect disabled passengers and those on delayed flights.
Chipotle Faces Class Action Lawsuit From Investors
Chipotle Mexican Grill has been accused of providing misleading information to investors in a class action lawsuit filed Friday.
Walmart To Close 269 Stores, Lay Off 16,000
Retailer Walmart announced Friday it will close 269 stores worldwide in 2016, including 154 in the United States.
Obama Proposes Plans For Unemployment In Weekly Address
President Barack Obama proposed new plans to increase financial security and modernize unemployment during his weekly radio address on Saturday.
Burger King Gets Burned In Wendy’s Twitter Beef
Burger King's attempt to one-up Wendy's in a war of value on Twitter ended with the latter restaurant getting burned -- flame broiled, even.
Provo, Ogden, Layton Marinello School Of Beauty Campuses Closed Suddenly, Permanently
Utah's three Marinello College of Beauty campuses closed permanently Thursday.
Obama Calls For $2.5B In Community College Tax Credits
President Barack Obama is eyeing a five-year $2.5 billion budget proposal that will give tax benefits to businesses that partner with local community colleges and hire their graduates.
Fed Chief Janet Yellen Warns Of Risks To Job Growth
Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen on Wednesday warned the U.S. economy faces several risks that could affect the agency's plans to raise interest rates.
AT&T Starts Upgrading Wireless Networks To 5G
AT&T said Friday it intends to start testing next-generation 5G technology next month with faster speeds coming first to Austin, Texas.
Apple CEO Cook Condemns iPhone ‘Backdoor’ Order; Calls It ‘Chilling,’ ‘Dangerous’
Apple CEO Tim Cook on Wednesday said a court order demanding the company create a "backdoor" into the cellphone data of the San Bernardino, Calif., attackers was "chilling" and "dangerous."
Americans Divided Over Justice Department-Apple Dispute
A slight majority of Americans believe Apple should comply with a Justice Department request to unlock the iPhone of one the San Bernardino terrorist attackers, the Pew Research Center reported Monday.
