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The winning bid was a little over $63.1 million, according to sources familiar with the deal.

Apple had a lot to announce today, even if some rumors didn't pan out. Between the newest iPhone 13, iPad and iPad Mini, and the Apple Watch Series 7, there's a lot to dive into.

While no one can offer a comprehensive summary or analysis of what these 881 pages of proposed new laws entail, we can cover many primary changes, points of confusion, and also the effective dates provided in this proposed legislation.

The Cupertino tech giant continues to bet on star power and prestige projects to build its two-year-old streaming service, as it seeks to convert those who have been receiving Apple TV+ free with the purchase of a device into subscribers.

WWE Raw's audience declined against Monday Night Football despite two world title matches and a Money in the Bank cash-in by Big E.

Vaccine hesitancy continues to be disproportionately common among Republicans.

His Switzerland-based firm, which funnels stats from sports leagues to media companies and sports bettors, debuted on the Nasdaq on Tuesday.

We’re due upgrades for not just the base iPad model, but also for the iPad Mini. Here's everything new about Apple's latest big screens, and you can pre-order yours today.

But Vancouver is lacking when it comes to luxury hotels that I’m excited to check into whenever I’m in town. The new Versante Hotel is located near the airport but is definitely not an airport hotel. Versante is a locally owned independent boutique property that’s meant for the stylish set.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom, who polls show is expected to survive today’s recall election, will faces a different kind of challenge—trying to lead a state in where a large percentage of his constituents do not want him as their leader.

Prosecutor requests that a judge indict Ariel Henry, but it's not clear what role he's accused of having in the killing.

Plus when the general public will get their hands on iOS 15 and when you can expect iOS 15.1.

It was spring 2021, and Apple Inc. had a problem. Revenue hit an all-time high, there was double-digit growth, sales and earnings were up. What exactly was the problem, then? Apple had too much money.

Based on the geological knowledge of his time, Italian poet Dante Alighieri imagined an especially elaborate version of Hell in his Divine Comedy.

Healthy again, Clayton Kershaw's arm and experience might be the difference-maker in the division title quest of the Los Angeles Dodgers.

A guide to get Destiny 2's new exotic trace rifle, Ager's Scepter, complete with quest steps.

The alleged boss of New York’s Colombo crime family was arrested on racketeering charges.

Replace your single-use plastic hand soap bottle with Eddi's sustainable, refillable and elegant version that's paired with expertly-crafted formulas.

We can finally separate rumor from reality. Here's everything there is to know about the new Apple Watch Series 7, the release date of which is still unknown.

Theranos’ former financial controller testified the blood testing company was accumulating massive losses as Holmes was raving to investors.

This is the second year of young adults graduating college during a pandemic. The 2021 cohort has it a little bit better than last year’s graduating class, but both groups face unique, unprecedented challenges. For this year’s graduating seniors, I’d like to offer practical, actionable advice.

Disability activism can be incredibly rewarding. It can also break your heart. So why do disabled people become disability activists? It’s a question worth exploring.

90% of Asian American and Pacific Islanders (AAPI) view the "Bamboo Ceiling" as an obstacle in their careers.

As borrowers approach the end of the student loan payment pause, advocates are pushing Biden to make income-based repayment plans more affordable. Will he act?

“We just don’t have enough investor protection in crypto finance, issuance, trading, or lending…This asset class is rife with fraud, scams, and abuse in certain applications. We can do better,” Gensler told a Banking Committee hearing.