The ‘magical’ iPhone has put computers in billions of pockets, reshaped culture, shaken up industries and made Apple the world’s most profitable company.
Dari Alpi
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Michael Chamberlain, father of baby killed by dingo, dies at 72
The Chamberlain case gained a place in pop culture after Meryl Streep portrayed Lindy Chamberlain in the movie ‘A Cry in the Dark.’
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Parker Beam, master distiller of Kentucky bourbon, dies at 75
Parker Beam’s career as a Kentucky whiskey maker spanned more than a half century.
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Sociologist Zygmunt Bauman explored ‘liquid modern life’
The Polish-born Bauman also was a strong moral voice for the poor and dispossessed.
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GM’s Chevy Bolt named top new or redesigned car at Detroit show
The Honda Ridgeline is chosen as the best truck, and the Pacifica minivan is honored as the top SUV.
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Former Volkswagen executive arrested while vacationing in Florida
Oliver Schmidt, a resident of Germany, is charged with plotting to defraud U.S. regulators for his role in the vehicle emissions scandal.
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Graduates getting poor results from training at more than 800 for-profit colleges
A federal report says their programs often leave students with high debt and no job prospects, but community colleges fared much better.
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Fiat Chrysler to add jobs in U.S.
Plans to make three new Jeeps and a Ram pickup now produced in Mexico win plaudits from President-elect Donald Trump.
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Multiple collisions may have created moon
Israeli scientists conducted nearly 1,000 computer simulations and estimate about 20 impacts could do the job.
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Exercising once or twice a week still has health benefits, study shows
Experts urge regular workouts, but there’s hope for the ‘weekend warriors,’ too.