Following Uber’s decision to exit Southeast Asia, the global ride-hailing giant now has more firepower to focus on India, where it’s locked in a fierce battle with local rival, Ola.

Childhood health experts have worried about kids raised on cellphones and social media. Student protests gave us a glimpse of the potential of Gen Z.

Researchers developed a mathematical model to test competing theories for what causes the popping sound that will either irritate you or signal relief.

Germany is the only country in Europe that forbids doctors to publicly advertise that they perform abortions. Chancellor Angela Merkel pledged change, but her conservatives are balking.

It took officials 12 months to identify the source of the outbreak, which has led to nearly 200 deaths in South Africa.

U.S. companies’ first disclosures of CEO-to-employee pay ratios produce some surprises. Richard Beales and Tom Buerkle explain why Lloyd Blankfein’s ratio is much lower than Jamie Dimon’s (Goldman bankers earn a lot) and S&P Global’s is so high (lots of staff in India).