Apple Inc. has given yet another indication it's working on augmented-reality glasses as it seeks new products beyond the iPhone. The Cupertino, California-based technology giant invested in AR display component maker EMagin Corp., according to a late January regulatory filing by the Bellevue,
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The idea that gravely ill patients should have access to experimental medicines is morally unassailable. A bill before Congress to establish a national “right to try,” however, is the wrong way of going about it. Passed by unanimous consent in the Senate last fall and endorsed with gusto by President
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The probable sale of Akzo Nobel NV's specialty chemicals unit is a test of private equity's ability to show a little restraint. The tension in the auction seems to be tightening, while the pressure on the Dutch paint-maker to sell is arguably easing. It's a recipe for someone ending up with buyer's remorse.
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WASHINGTON –– Mick Mulvaney, acting director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, said Sunday that the agency under his leadership is enforcing the law but “not being aggressive” about its mission.
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Much of the advocacy and public health response to commercial sex and exploitation is focused on the victims, the majority of whom are female. But there is another way to address the issue, and that is to reduce demand by intervening with the pursuers of paid sex, a group almost entirely made up of
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