Tracking systems in marijuana-legal states are designed to ensure that growers, processers and vendors obey the rules, but short-staffed regulators have become inundated by a flood of data on tons of marijuana.
Microsoft's Windows, the computer operating system that helped catapult the company to success more than three decades ago, is no longer a core business these days so much as a complement to the company's other offerings.
Greece's left-led government has come under opposition criticism after the head of the country's newly-formed space agency resigned citing lack of transparency and political interference in his work
Samsung Electronics says its first-quarter earnings jumped 52 percent over a year earlier thanks to its mainstay memory chips that posted another record-high quarterly profit
Officials in Idaho now say a total of four barrels containing radioactive sludge at an eastern Idaho nuclear site were found to have ruptured after initially saying earlier this month that one barrel was leaking
YouTube is overhauling its kid-focused video app to give parents the option of letting humans, not computer algorithms, select what shows their children can watch
U.S. investigators say problems first identified six years ago at a Washington state site where deadly nuclear waste is treated continue to plague the multi-billion dollar plant
In a major hit against cybercriminals, an international police operation has taken down what investigators are calling the world's biggest provider of crippling Distributed Denial of Service attacks