Nike Inc., responding to criticism that the brand treated its female athletes unfairly during pregnancy, vowed to better promote its policies and change a rule that resulted in women losing pay when they had children.
President Donald Trump says he may resolve a dispute over Huawei Technologies Co. as part of a trade agreement with China, yet doing so would undercut U.S. assertions the company poses a national security threat.
First American Financial Corp. fixed a weakness on its website that “appears to have exposed” more than 885 million records related to mortgage deals going back to 2003, KrebsOnSecurity security researcher Brian Krebs tweeted.
The National Rifle Association’s escalating legal feud with its longtime public-relations agency has taken a bizarre turn, with the gun lobby claiming that the PR firm stole a confidential PowerPoint presentation detailing its courtroom strategy.
Since Huawei Technologies Co. was cut off from U.S. companies by new trade restrictions, consumers around the world have been trying to understand whether the Chinese company will still be able to support its devices. In the U.K., British consumers are trading in Huawei smartphones in growing numbers, concerned that the U.S. will limit Huawei’s ability to use the Android operating system from Alphabet Inc.’s Google. In Japan and Taiwan, carriers stopped taking early orders for newer smartphone m
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