Apple delays debut of anti-tracking tool in iPhone software
The decision outlined Thursday affects iOS 14, which is expected to be released as a free software upgrade to roughly a billion iPhone users later this month.
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Justice Department poised to file antitrust lawsuit against Google
The competition inquiry, which began last year, focuses on Google’s sprawling search and advertising empire and the extent to which it harms rivals and consumers.
Tech rout sends stock market to its biggest loss since June
Wall Street’s euphoria took a break Thursday, as steep losses in technology stocks dragged down the the rest of the market. It was the biggest decline since early June, when investors were dealing with a surge of coronavirus infections.
Overworked and exhausted, warehouse workers brace for a frenzied holiday rush
Warehouse workers say they’ve been under enormous pressure for months, working extended hours to fulfill a crush of pandemic orders. Now they are preparing for an unprecedented surge in demand, as retailers kick off online holiday sales earlier than ever.
Indy airport granted $10.3M to rebuild runway, add electric charging infrastructure
The funding was part of $1.2 billion in airport safety and infrastructure grants being awarded to 405 airports across the country by the Federal Aviation Administration.
How to choose, prep and use all those summer cucumbers
This is the season when they are most appreciated as a cooling and refreshing ingredient.
MARK MONTIETH: Virus fuels big crowds at area golf courses
From Brickyard Crossing to South Grove, business is booming for a sport in which social distancing is par for the course.
Your brain on barbells: Can strength training improve your mood?
The impact of resistance training on emotional disorders is an emerging area of exercise science, according to Jacob Meyer, an assistant professor of kinesiology at Iowa State University.
GREG MORRIS: It’s time to come back downtown
Our center city has taken big strides in the last few weeks, but true recovery can’t happen without you.
Four ways to pay for home renovations
After months of lockdown during the pandemic, many have become aware of the failings of their homes. Whether you want a cosmetic update or think your home may have a more serious problem, how to pay for a renovation may be your main concern.
GARDENING: I have Stella De Oro daylilies. Can I propagate them through seeds?
Yes, you can, but you will not get Stella De Oro daylilies as a result. If you want more of any kind of daylily, you can do so through division rather easily.
Ask the Vet: Updating your pet’s microchip information and identifying toxic mushrooms in yard
Keeping your pet’s microchip up-to-date will help ensure you’ll be reunited should your pet escape, and assume all varieties of mushrooms are toxic to your dog and remove them from your yard when you see them.
Q&A: Laundry expert Patric Richardson on properly caring for clothes and other fabrics
I prefer soap flakes to detergent. I think that because they rinse completely clean, you get out more stains. If you want to use a commercial detergent, just use less. It seems counterintuitive, but less detergent will get you cleaner clothes because all the detergent will rinse out.
Reopening date for downtown T.J. Maxx store still uncertain
The store on the ground floor of the historic William H. Block Building closed in the spring because of the pandemic. It sustained damage during the riots and looting that took place downtown in late May.
Indiana reports 1,110 new COVID-19 cases, 4 more deaths
Indiana’s seven-day testing-positivity rate for unique individuals rose from 6.8% on Wednesday to 7% on Thursday.
Marion County bars, nightclubs can reopen Tuesday—with restrictions
Marion County’s COVID-19 testing-positivity rate and hospitalizations have been on the decline in recent weeks, allowing the county to reopen more of the economy.
Plainfield-based MD Logistics acquired by Japan-based Nippon Express
MD Logistics says it will keep operating under the same name and does not expect any layoffs or consolidations as a result of the acquisition.
Oregon-based drive-thru coffee chain coming to Indy market
The Human Bean, which opened its first shop in 1998, is coming to Westfield. The local franchisee said he’s scouting Hamilton County for more sites. Also this week: Noble Roman’s, Big Woods and more.
U.S. trade deficit surges to highest level in 12 years
The increase was driven by a record 10.9% increase in imports. Exports were also up, but by a smaller 8.1%.
Fauci warns Indiana, six other states to be on alert over Labor Day
There’s particular concern since the holiday comes as more Americans are going back to schools, colleges and work, and commercial travel expands.