The engineering giant secures three construction management contracts under Sound Transit's massive light-rail upgrade program, a critical project now grappling with significant cost overruns and a budget that has ballooned to $185 billion.
Cordell Goosby has been committed to a state psychiatric hospital after a King County court accepted an insanity plea in the 2023 shooting deaths of pregnant entrepreneur Eina Kwon and her unborn child, a case that shocked the Seattle community.
A new WalletHub analysis of 182 U.S. cities places Detroit among the lowest for household budgeting skills, highlighting stark contrasts in spending, credit, and savings behaviors across the nation.
In a landmark shift for U.S. retail, Amazon has officially surpassed Walmart in annual revenue, reporting $716.9 billion for the period. The e-commerce giant's growth is increasingly powered by its cloud computing arm AWS and rapidly monetizing artificial intelligence services.
Starbucks has eliminated the $250,000 annual limit on CEO Brian Niccol's personal use of corporate jets, attributing the move to a security assessment that identified 'credible threats.' The decision, following the high-profile death of a fellow CEO, has drawn criticism as a potential greenwashing contradiction and a trendsetting expansion of executive privileges.
A faster-than-expected coronal mass ejection, triggered by a major solar flare, has heightened forecasts for a widespread aurora borealis display visible from multiple northern U.S. states Wednesday night into Thursday morning.
Despite bold pronouncements from CEO Elon Musk, Tesla's autonomous ride-hailing venture remains in a regulatory and operational limbo. With no commercial permits secured, negligible disclosed revenue, and now legal action against key agencies, the gap between the company's vision and its on-the-ground progress is becoming a focal point for investor skepticism.
Prism has acquired 10 properties from Sonder's bankruptcy portfolio to launch the upscale European apart-hotel brand Belvilla in the United States, marking a calculated expansion into key urban markets.
The family of Madelyn 'Maddie' Eitas, an 11-year-old from Massachusetts, is remembering her vibrant spirit after she was tragically caught in an avalanche at Brighton Ski Resort. Her brother used a phone app to help locate her in the snow.
Startups like Ridwell promise to recycle the plastics your city won't, but critics argue the model may do more environmental harm than good, raising questions about the true cost of convenience.
With soaring living costs, tax burdens are a critical factor for relocation. We analyzed AI-generated recommendations for U.S. cities where residents face the lightest overall tax loads.
Economist Peter Schiff, known for predicting the 2008 crash, argues that owning a home drains savings and is often a poor investment compared to alternatives like stocks. We examine the data and explore modern real estate investment options that bypass traditional homeownership.
As millions tune in for the big game, advertisers are betting millions more on a mix of cutting-edge tech, health trends, and celebrity power to capture viewer attention, making this year's commercial lineup a cultural barometer of its own.
