Amit Singhal, the head of Uber’s engineering efforts, did not disclose the circumstances of his departure from Google last year, according to a person familiar with the matter.
Amit Singhal in 2015, when he was overseeing Google’s search efforts. Google deemed a claim of sexual harassment against him “credible” in an internal investigation, according to two people familiar with the matter.
Plaintiffs in a class action say internal documents from at least four automakers show that they continued to use the flawed airbags to save on costs.
“I’m holding the envelope and the award, and I had just given my speech, and there are people on the stage with headsets, and I thought, ‘That doesn’t seem right.’”
The stunning gaffe instantly became the central theme of the awards ceremony. And just as quickly, PwC had a major brand crisis on its hands.
An alliance of about 30 companies, including Microsoft and JPMorgan Chase, has plans to standardize data gathering and tracking with software that is seen as harder to hack.
The proposed Pentagon increase has been criticized in part because White House officials say President Trump will call for a cut to programs that military officials say contribute to global stability.
The Academy Awards drew 32.9 million viewers, the third straight year of declining viewership and the second-lowest total since Nielsen started tracking viewership in 1974.
The cuts affect 90 people, more than half of them research analysts like Michael Mayo, known for his commentary on the big banks.
Renata B. Hesse will be a partner in the Wall Street law firm’s Washington office.
The auction house’s annual figures reflect a softening in the market that the company has been trying to counter by diversifying its business.
A staunch defender of index funds, Warren Buffett used his annual shareholders’ letter to skewer money managers who charge more for inferior results.
Who do our stars think they’re winning over with political oratory side-by-side with a bacchanalia of self-congratulation?
We responded to readers’ questions about Facebook, smartphones, 5G and more.
If the mission proceeds as planned, the private space travelers would be the first humans to venture that far into space in more than 40 years.
Jeffrey A. Zucker, the president of CNN, who once had a close rapport with President Trump, is shrugging off the White House’s vitriol toward his network.
Chains are increasingly offering fitness amenities, from group exercise classes to sneaker-lending programs, for a demographic craving “wellness.”
Bill O’Reilly said his show should not have booked Nils Bildt, who faced criticism over a criminal record and lack of experience in Swedish affairs.
Computer chips are still made in the United States, but foreign competition is looming. The industry wants President Trump to help.
Companies are joining with environmental groups to lobby for expanded subsidies to encourage technologies to reduce carbon emissions from coal plants.
The online streaming service is building relationships with cable and cellphone operators worldwide in its bid to expand internationally.
The challenge for the two defendants in a conspiracy and securities fraud case will be to persuade a judge that separate trials are necessary.
The popular WorldMate service is retiring this year, but you can find similar apps and trip organizers to replace it.
A hidden bounty of perks for Apple's partner, Foxconn, is central to the production of the tech giant's most profitable product.
With corporate funding of research, “there’s no scientist who comes out of this unscathed.”
Desperate towns have turned to private equity for much-needed upgrades, but the deals can carry hefty price tags.