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Helium is crucial to all kinds of technologies, including MRI scanners and semiconductors. But it’s produced in only a few places.

The Suri Sustainable Sonic Toothbrush wants to clean your teeth and the planet all at once.

Laptop giant Lenovo has partnered with repair and upgrade watchdog iFixit to boost the fixability of its mass-selling IT-darling machines. Here’s a taster of the collaboration’s first fruits.

Vitesse picked up a big win against Excelsior in Rotterdam today to put themselves within two points of RKC Waalwijk in a relegation playoff spot. Nicolas Isimat-Mirin made up for his unnecessary red card a few weeks ago by scoring the winning goal in the 86th minute. Excelsior had taken the lead in the match through Lance Duijvenstein before Paxten Aaronsen had leveled.

Vertium Asset Management’s Jason Teh has an eye for companies in a turnaround phase – and his gaze is now firmly set on Domino’s and Fisher & Paykel Healthcare.

Longtime National Rifle Association chief Wayne LaPierre should pay the powerful gun rights group $4.3 million in damages for mismanagement and misspending charitable funds on lavish personal trips, no-show contracts and other questionable expenditures, a New York jury decided on Friday.

US-based medical devices provider Rotech Healthcare said on Friday it was reviewing a list of patients who may have been affected due to a cybersecurity breach experienced by its partner Philips' Respironics unit.

RecepTrexx LLC has expanded two of its three litigation campaigns, adding suits against Bose (2:24-cv-00060), VIZIO (3:24-cv-00239)...

Airfryer expert reveals how to get perfect chips every time

(NEW YORK) — After five days of deliberations, a jury in New York on Friday held the National Rifle Association liable for financial mismanagement and found that Wayne LaPierre, the group’s former CEO, corruptly ran the nation’s most prominent gun rights group. LaPierre and a […]