While heroic bystanders have given first aid that saved someone's life, only half of U.S. residents over age 18 are trained to perform CPR or stop serious bleeding, a new study finds.
Mastercard says it expects to be able to discover that your credit or debit card number has been compromised well before it ends up in the hands of a cybercriminal. In its latest software update rolling out this week, Mastercard is integrating artificial intelligence into its fraud-prediction technology. It said Wednesday that it expects the system will be able to see patterns in stolen cards faster and allow banks to replace them before they are used by criminals.
Mastercard says it expects to be able to discover that your credit or debit card number has been compromised well before it ends up in the hands of a cybercriminal
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Big-box retailer Target reports earnings days after it said it would lower prices on thousands of groceries and everyday items.
The brand has designed a seahorse-bearing swimwear capsule collection and is opening a pop-up at the luxury 7Pines Resort Sardinia hotel.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have returned from their three day tour of Nigeria, with the Duke of Sussex set to embark on a new project.
If Clark County School District officials want to improve education, they should watch some Little League.
GSK’s experimental drug for asthma met its goals in the latest trial, moving a treatment with potential annual peak sales of more than $3.81 billion closer to market.
Fewer American parents said they were coping financially in 2023 compared with a year earlier, according to a Fed survey that nonetheless contained some bright spots.
U.S. stocks extended their May rally, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq hitting records on gains of 0.3% and 0.2%, respectively, and the Dow adding 0.2%.
Samsung, recently a laggard in the artificial-intelligence boom, replaced the head of its semiconductor business, who had also served as co-chief executive.
Western officials braced for a period of increased volatility with Iran as the country prepares to choose a successor to the late President Raisi, though they don’t expect Tehran to make major foreign-policy shifts.
Election officials are increasingly enlisting younger poll workers to address a shortage as baby boomers who long signed in voters and scanned ballots step away.
Support for Benny Gantz as Netanyahu’s main political challenger in Israel has waned amid perceptions that the war cabinet member has stayed too long in the prime minister’s emergency government and become part of the failures of the conflict with Hamas.
Crypto companies fighting for survival after a regulatory crackdown are spending heavily this year to get politicians they see as allies elected and to defeat those who are critical of the industry.
The potential sale of a U.S. gun and ammunition maker to a Czech arms company is drawing scrutiny from some lawmakers, highlighting concern about foreign ownership in an era of global arms shortages.
PDX Stolen Cars, a Facebook group boasting more than 20,000 members, scours Portland, Ore., for vehicles taken from their owners and has become a resource for the city’s police bureau.
Scandal is clouding the electoral ambitions of Germany’s far-right AfD, with the party at risk of being relegated to a purely regional force concentrated in the former communist east.
Toxicologist Michael Dourson says he learned to “honor industry’s knowledge.” His critics, including former agency scientists, call him biased.