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The developers of Las Vegas’ biggest new community in years have closed their purchase of the site, giving them 900-plus acres with plans for thousands of homes.

Olympia Companies and Bruin Capital Partners teamed up to...Read more

When Aleks Posielski received a lease renewal offer from his landlord in May, he was taken aback by an unexpected charge.

Posielski would have to pay an $85 “lease renewal fee,” if he committed within 10 days, even ...Read more

For the past three decades, buying a home in Sydney has been the surest bet in Australia. Rising prices have enriched families and made property the engine of household wealth. Now the boom is under threat, and the ...Read more

A bill that would have allowed California insurers to track motorists' driving habits in exchange for potentially lower rates has come to a dead end.

The Consumer Driving Data Protection Act, proposed by Assemblymember ...Read more

Big Oil has often employed the “hang around” playbook: secure legal rights to a giant resource — and then, eventually, figure out how to produce it profitably. But few companies have taken it to the extremes of ...Read more

OAKLAND, California — PG&E said Wednesday it will defer $2 billion in planned spending next year, a move the utility warned could delay electrical connections for new homes, renewable-energy projects, data centers and ...Read more

Representatives from the world’s largest economies unanimously agreed to adopt guidelines proposed by the U.S. that call for a lighter touch toward governing artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies, ...Read more

The Trump Justice Department has weighed in on a landmark copyright infringement case against OpenAI, siding with the tech behemoth over the Daily News and other news organizations for the sake of “America’s global AI ...Read more

Uber is laying off about 3,300 employees, or about 10% of its workforce.

It is the deepest cut the ride-hailing giant that revolutionized on-demand taxis has made since the COVID-19 pandemic.

Chief Executive Dara ...Read more

Years after it started toying with the idea, the Cuban government has finally approved a new legal framework allowing Cubans living outside the island to own private companies in Cuba, according to a decree law published ...Read more

The housing industry is tied in a knot. Sales are dropping, but prices remain high. First time buyers can’t gather the down payment, much less afford the monthly mortgage, because of 30-year rates that remain around 6.7%...Read more

MLive Media Group will stop printing its eight Michigan newspapers in December, the publisher said in a story posted on its website Wednesday.

The final printed editions will be delivered Sunday, Dec. 6, MLive Community ...Read more

Alphabet Inc.’s Google doesn’t have to sell off its advertising exchange and instead must make its ad tech tools work with those operated by rivals, a federal judge ruled Wednesday, in a move that saves the tech giant ...Read more

Nvidia Corp. Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang called on Group of 20 nations to accelerate their adoption of artificial intelligence as a way to enhance growth, urging the world’s largest economies to expand data ...Read more

Uber Technologies Inc. is cutting about 3,300 roles, or 10% of its staff globally, in a massive restructuring aimed at reducing management layers and reallocating spending into its ride-sharing, delivery and robotaxi ...Read more

U.S. sales for Ford Motor Co. fell 10.3% year-over-year in August, but higher-margin retail share was slightly up, despite the discontinuation of the Escape and Lincoln Corsair crossovers to retool for next-generation ...Read more

WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is expected to finalize dramatically relaxed fuel economy standards for consumer cars and trucks in the coming days, though questions and concerns loom over the new rules.

The rules...Read more

Buying a laptop is anything but easy sometimes — it’s a classic example of too many choices.

Do you want a smaller, lighter machine? Or one that has a larger screen and better battery life? How about a laptop fast ...Read more

Looking Back to 1944

I am submitting this column to my publisher on Sept. 2nd. That day is significant to me because my wife was born on Sept. 2, 1944. That is 82 years ago. And don't remind me that I married an older ...Read more

Chris Roth has worked in the Nevada skilled trades industry since his father pulled him out of high school at 15 years old in 1985.

In the moment, he felt alienated from his friends on the traditional high school path. ...Read more