WhatsApp accuses Israeli firm of helping governments hack phones of journalists, human rights workers

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WhatsApp accuses Israeli firm of helping governments hack phones of journalists, human rights workers

The messaging service WhatsApp filed suit in federal court Tuesday against the Israeli surveillance company NSO, claiming it acted illegally in helping governments hack into the mobile devices of more than 100 people worldwide, including journalists, …
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New York's LaGuardia unveils new $3.9 billion Delta terminal

(CNN) — Is it really possible for fliers to have a smoother and maybe even enjoyable experience at New York’s LaGuardia Airport? After all, the infamous Queens airport, with its threadbare atmosphere, constant delays, never-ending construction and …
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How Apple Earnings will Affect the Dow Jones

The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DIA) continues to march higher, and it’s currently just a percent away from an all-time high. Corporate earnings for the third quarter have been mixed so far, which weighed on the index. Dow Jones Futures indicated a …
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Peter Luger given zero stars in brutal New York Times review

New York institution Peter Luger has been ripped as a washed-up, overpriced scam in an excoriating zero-star review by the New York Times. The blistering critique by the newspaper’s restaurant critic Pete Wells plunges in the steak knife — describing the …
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Why GM is backing Trump in his fight against California

New York (CNN Business) General Motors, Fiat Chrysler, Toyota and a group of other foreign automakers are seeking to become a party to a legal battle between the Trump Administration and the state of California over whether California can set auto …
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