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The cruise line still needs approval from the U.S. government.

Elon Musk has been encouraging customers to use Starlink while in motion, even though it goes against FCC rules.

NEOM awarded on Monday drill and blast tunneling contracts for work on the region’s infrastructure - one of the world’s largest transportation and utility infrastructure projects and an essential element in ensuring NEOM continues to meet its development schedule. Two joint venture groups will undertake the project, which is separated…

The cruise line has turned to an unlikely source to solve something that passengers complain about whether sailing Royal Caribbean, Carnival or, Norwegian.

A new device, illustrated in a Federal Communications Commission filing, by Google parent Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ: GOOGL) (NASDAQ: GOOG) could be a cheaper version of Chromecast.

The U.S. Treasury Department is sending more than half a billion dollars to expand broadband access in four U.S. states

A new GAO report finds that the government lacks a "national strategy with clear roles, goals, objectives, and performance measures."

The cruise line has made a lot of policy changes since its return to sailing from U.S. ports in July 2021.

Apple, Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) is trying to get regulatory approval for a new network adapter that runs its iOS, documents filed with the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) show. 

Riding high after killing off President Biden's nomination of a pro-labor regulator for a key post at the Department of Labor, big business has been sharpening its knives for a noted consumer advocate nominated to join the Federal Communications Commission.

If you haven't been warned recently that your car warranty has expired, that something has gone badly wrong with your Social Security account or that you are in big trouble with the Internal Revenue Service, then you must not have a phone.