Working from home takes a physical toll — and companies see opportunity
Those improvised, less-than-ideal home workstations, combined with sedentary work habits, are bringing aches and pains as the pandemic has dragged on.
The real election night winners: sellers of pizza, booze and weed
Americans were united on one front as election results roll in: stress-eating, stress-drinking and stress-smoking to make it through the night.
L.A. Times restaurant critic Jonathan Gold, beloved by readers, dies at 57
Jonathan Gold redefined the genre of food criticism. Although he appreciated and wrote beautifully about fine dining, he revered the taco truck more than the...
Are you OK with using your face to unlock your iPhone?
With Face ID, which Apple unveiled Tuesday, owners of the company’s new top-of-the-line iPhone X will be able to unlock their phone, pay for products...
Tim Armstrong reinvents a flagging AOL
The air of skepticism surrounding Tim Armstrong when he left Google and took over a troubled AOL six years ago has dissipated over the years,...
Members-only airline lets you skip TSA, long delays
After a much-hyped launch, California’s Surf Air by early 2014 was struggling. With new leadership, the airline’s members fly as much as they want for...
Early Apple Watch reviews are mixed
The much-awaited device is the object of so much buzz even before it hits the market April 24.