New York’s attorney general had sued seven years ago, saying Sprint failed to collect sales taxes on a flat-rate wireless calling plan it sold. Previously, the federal securities regulators had investigated but took no action.
Wall Street staged a swift, last-minute turnaround Thursday that rescued stocks from a steep dive and put the market on track to end a topsy-turvy, volatile week with a gain.
An incredible day on Wall Street, which saw major indexes finishing at least 5 percent higher, is spurring early gains in Asia as some traders returned from a Christmas break.
National Guard soldiers from Colorado, North Dakota, South Dakota and Utah are deploying to Fort Meade, Maryland, as part of a cyber protection team supporting U.S. military operations in Afghanistan.
BevMo is warning that a data breach may have allowed a hacker to steal credit card numbers and other information from more than 14,000 customers who used the alcohol-seller's website.
Germany's top soldier says authorities are contemplating allowing the country's military to recruit citizens of other European Union countries in some areas.
Missouri landowners and environmentalists along the Mississippi River are urging a federal agency to sanction a levee district in Illinois, claiming the earthen barrier has been built higher than authorized, worsening flooding for its neighbors.
The Baltic nation of Estonia is engaged in the most ambitious project in governance in today's world, creating a totally digital government designed to reduce bureaucracy, increase transparency and boost economic growth.
RideKC, BikeWalkKC and Drop Mobility unveil new e-bikes that will be rolling out through the spring around Kansas City. "It's as if you're riding downhill constantly," said Drop Mobility CEO Qiming Weng.
