Leica's head honcho says the company "wants to move away from APS-C" and says Sigma's new camera is basically Leica's old one ...

More than 250 CEOs signed an open letter published in The New York Times on Monday calling for AI and computer science to be “core components” of K-12 curricula. The signatories, which include ...

Sigma Healthcare, the retail and pharmacy giant ... each year despite regulatory constraints in on where pharmacies can open. He said some existing Chemist Warehouse stores were being expanded.

Without it, even a busy open house can leave you empty-handed. This is where a strong open house sign-in sheet strategy comes in. Whether you use a clipboard, a QR code or a digital form ...

The CEOs of Uber, American Airlines, LinkedIn, and Microsoft are among hundreds who have signed an open letter to states calling for computer science courses to be required for graduation.

Liverpool have entered the race for Christopher Nkunku and discussions are in place over a possible deal to sign the Chelsea forward this summer. Nkunku joined Chelsea with weighty expectations on ...

“America First means safety first. Americans are a lot safer on roads alongside truckers who can understand and interpret our traffic signs. This common-sense change ensures the penalty for ...

President Trump said Sunday he will sign an executive order Monday to cap prescription drug and pharmaceutical prices at the lowest cost offered to any other country. America has notoriously paid ...

Santa Fe County commissioners Thursday approved the issuance and sale of up to $21 million in bonds for infrastructure improvements — specifically road, open space and trail projects — that ...

Leading figures from the world of cinema, including Julie Delpy, Javier Bardem and Ralph Fiennes, have published an open letter on the first day of the Cannes film festival, criticizing Israel's ...

Jared Polis has started making his way across the state to sign bills into law. He still remains unclear on where he stands on a number of measures, including one that deals with rent prices.

The program will feature 69 new signs to help residents, employees and visitors discover what Albany has to offer. The city has allocated $643,620 in American Rescue Plan Act funding for the program.