Sea-Tac Airport sees up to 90-minute security wait times Sunday morning. | Continue reading
The news was greeted with excitement in the astronomy world, though no one seems to know how long the mini moon will stick around. | Continue reading
Modifying the wiring would be a delicate and expensive task, and Boeing this week submitted a proposal to the FAA, arguing that it shouldn't be required. | Continue reading
Boeing has set up a new in-house unit called Boeing Avionics to pursue the development and production of avionics and electronics systems. It’s a reversal of a strategy of outsourcing avionics controls that began with the 787 Dreamliner. | Continue reading
The changing composition of Amazon's top echelon provides a view of ascendant high-priority areas for the company. | Continue reading
GENEVA (AP) — Sophisticated hackers infiltrated U.N. networks in Geneva and Vienna last year in an apparent espionage operation that top officials at the world body kept largely quiet. The hackers' identity and the extent of the data they obtained... | Continue reading
LONDON (AP) — Britain faces a crucial choice on Tuesday over whether to allow China's Huawei Technologies to build its next-generation wireless networks. The decision has implications for the country's diplomatic relations with the United States, which is pushing allies... | Continue reading
IBM Watson -- a set of AI microservices on the cloud -- has nearly 20,000 customers across 20 industries in 45 different countries, the company says. | Continue reading
Adam Mosseri, who came to Instagram in 2018 after years overseeing the Facebook News Feed — an unwitting engine of fake news, inflammatory rhetoric and disinformation — wants to avoid similar pitfalls at Instagram. | Continue reading
Exchanging numbers with a wealthy prince is just the tip of the iceberg. | Continue reading
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — For three years running, California’s wildfires have sent plumes of smoke across Silicon Valley. So far, though, that hasn't spurred much tech innovation aimed at addressing extreme-weather disasters associated with climate change. It's true... | Continue reading
The 777-9X, carrying the largest jet engines ever built, is set to take off from Paine Field in Everett at about 10:00 a.m. and to land at Boeing Field around 3:00 p.m. | Continue reading
A fringe movement of privacy advocates are experimenting with clothes, makeup and accessories as a defense against some surveillance technologies. Some wearers desire to opt-out of “surveillance capitalism,” while others fear government invasion of privacy. | Continue reading
Boeing released more than 100 pages of documents to Congress on Thursday detailing internal messages that reveal how, during certification of the 737 MAX, company employees spoke of deceiving regulators and Boeing’s airline customers, and fought off moves over several... | Continue reading
TORONTO (AP) — Lab test provider LifeLabs said Tuesday that it paid a ransom to secure data for Canadians that was stolen in a data breach in late October. Hackers also obtained personal information of an unknown number of the... | Continue reading
Twenty years ago Sami Said turned a dowdy gas station on Mercer Island into a moneymaker. He's since expanded that business to 34 stations, and become one of the largest independent operators in the Seattle area. | Continue reading
As the mall declines, American Dream — a “destination” at the height of capitalism — rises. | Continue reading
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (AP) — A woman vacationing in a Virginia Beach Airbnb discovered a hidden camera above her in the shower, recently unsealed court documents show. More than five months later, the man who admitted to placing it hasn't... | Continue reading
SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) — Intel is paying $2 billion to buy an Israeli startup that specializes in processing chips for artificial intelligence. The California-based chipmaker said Monday that the purchase will help it speed up computing power and improve... | Continue reading
Major nonprofits and other organizations have pledged millions of dollars toward groups trying to build a modern trust-busting movement. | Continue reading
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Airbus nailed down $30 billion in new plane orders on the second day of the Dubai Airshow after previous rounds of the biennial showcase saw its competitor Boeing take the lion’s share of deals. The... | Continue reading
NEW YORK (AP) — AT&T said it will look for more parts of its business to sell off and add two new board members after pressure from an activist investor. The moves are part of a plan to boost results... | Continue reading
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Officials announced Saturday that no data was held for ransom and that a recovery operation is getting underway after a cyberattack a day earlier triggered a shutdown of city government computers in New Orleans. Chief Information... | Continue reading
NEW YORK (AP) — T-Mobile CEO John Legere said if his company's $26.5 billion deal to buy Sprint fails, it may have to raise prices to slow user growth and relieve stress on the T-Mobile network. He said that would... | Continue reading
NEW YORK (AP) — Motorola is bracing for the future by returning to the past. The company is adapting its historical flip-phone design for a smartphone with a foldable screen. Samsung, Huawei and others have phones that fold like a... | Continue reading
TIRANA, Albania (AP) — The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe on Monday urged authorities in Albania to further amend a draft law on a new registration system for online media. Harlem Desir, the OSCE's media freedom representative, urged... | Continue reading
When Amazon workers leave to start or join other companies, they often adopt and adapt Amazon's principles in their new ventures, spreading the Bezos way. | Continue reading
Researchers are creating tools to find A.I.-generated fake videos before they become impossible to detect. Some experts fear it is a losing battle. | Continue reading
To protect the wing fuel tank of the 787 in a lightning storm, Boeing originally built in a series of protective measures. Boeing has now dropped some of those protections from the entire 787 wing, drawing complaints from FAA technical... | Continue reading
The camera at the entrance to a Magnolia neighborhood tracks vehicles, bicycles, animals and people — then categorizes them with artificial intelligence. The system is part of a larger trend of increased neighborhood-wide surveillance networks, especially in wealthier areas, that … | Continue reading
If lower prices have benefited Getty's customers, they've also meant less money for stock photographers, whose once-generous earnings have in some cases fallen to as low as a few pennies per image. | Continue reading
Venue operators have talked about using the technology at gateways to secure entry for select groups or to offer perks for repeat customers. Privacy advocates worry that such uses might also pave the way for greater intrusions, such as scanning... | Continue reading
In an emerging niche market, classic cars are getting new, green lives -- but the conversions don't come cheap. | Continue reading
WASHINGTON (AP) — Chinese hackers with a history of state-sponsored espionage have intercepted the text messages of thousands of foreigners in a targeted campaign that planted eavesdropping software on a telecommunications provider's servers, a cybersecurity firm said. FireEye sa … | Continue reading
When Boeing's new 777X suffered a ground test failure in early September, the damage was much more alarming than previously reported. It wasn't a cargo door blowout. It was worse. | Continue reading
WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate Democrats are proposing a broad federal data privacy law that would allow people to see what information companies have collected on them and demand that it be deleted. But the bill is likely to face bipartisan... | Continue reading
The first harvest of greens at those stores will come next week, and the company plans to expand to 15 QFCs in Washington and Oregon by April. | Continue reading
Seattle's 9 percentage-point drop is easily the largest decline among the 100 most-populous U.S. cities since the start of the decade. And we now have the sixth-lowest percentage of drive-alone commuters. | Continue reading
Aviation experts believe Boeing's 737 MAX software fix will definitively prevent a recurrence of the flight scenarios that killed 346 people in the crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia. Regulators must still work out details of the training pilots need before... | Continue reading