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FAA Working on Rules That Will Allow Drones to Fly Over People
Authorization to fly over people would be vital to the kind of package delivery services envisioned by Amazon.com Inc. and Alphabet Inc.'s Google.
Walgreens Pumps the Brakes on Theranos Partnership Amid Problematic Lab Audit
After one of Theranos' labs was found to pose immediate jeopardy to patient safety, Walgreens has ordered that no blood tests be analyzed there.
What Business and Government Should Do When Innovation Outpaces Regulation
Through education, proactive self-regulation and collaboration with regulators, industry leaders can help speed the process of rule-making.
Report: Federal Regulators Find 'Serious Deficiencies' at Theranos' California Lab Facility
The findings could lead to Theranos' suspension from the Medicare program.
London Cabbies Crowdfund to Fight Uber
Traditional taxi drivers say they are unable to compete on a level playing field with the ridesharing giant.
This Election Year, It's Time to Engage With Your Elected Officials
This year, every entrepreneur's resolution should be to get more involved with local and state lawmakers.
United Airlines Slapped with $2.75 Million Fine Over Flight Delays
The second-largest U.S. carrier at times did not return wheelchairs to customers promptly or give them adequate help, according to Department of Transportation.
Report: Uber to Pay $20,000 Fine and Update Privacy Policies
After a 14-month long investigation, New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman is expected to announce on Thursday a settlement involving the ride-hailing company.
FTC Orders 'Brain Training' Company Lumosity to Pay $2 Million Over Deceptive Advertising Practices
'Lumosity simply did not have the science to back up its ads,' said the FTC's director of consumer protection.
Soon, Your Driver's License May Not Be Enough to Get You on a Domestic Flight
You may have to bring extra documentation to the airport depending on how your state is complying with new security standards.
Health Regulators Are Investigating Theranos's Blood Test Technology
The investigations follow complaints filed by two former Theranos employees, casting even greater doubt upon the honesty and accuracy of the $9 billion blood test startup.
Apple's Tim Cook: We're Not Dodging Taxes
The chief executive dismissed the notion that the tech giant was avoiding taxes as 'total political crap.'
California: Self-Driving Cars Can't Be on Roads Without Drivers
The rules, which will face a period of public comment before being finalized, set out a path to take the industry from the current stage of vehicle testing to actually rolling them out to consumers.
FAA Opens Up Drone Registration Program
If you get an unmanned aircraft system in your stocking this year, the FAA wants to know about it.
DraftKings Is Well-Positioned in Fight With NY's AG, Lawyer Says
The short-term fantasy sports platform will face off against New York's Attorney General in an hour-long meeting Wednesday.