Foxconn drastically scales back plans for $10 billion Wisconsin factoryAfter promising 13,000 new jobs in the state, Foxconn will only create 1,454 positions.By K. Holt, 04.22.2021
FCC outlines $200 million COVID-19 telehealth planAnd says it won't kick users off of its Lifeline cell phone subsidy program.By C. Fisher, 03.30.2020
FCC crackdown on cellphone subsidies leaves millions without serviceIt's supposed to curb fraud, but it may have punished the poor.By J. Fingas, 11.05.2019
Foxconn's Wisconsin plant opens next May with fewer jobs than promisedIt will begin production with 1,500 jobs and has until 2032 to hire 13,000 employees.By C. Fisher, 07.10.2019
Foxconn pledges to still build Wisconsin factory after Trump talksBut it hasn't affirmed how many people it will hire in manufacturing roles.By K. Holt, 02.01.2019
Foxconn may not manufacture anything in Wisconsin after allMost jobs at the campus will be in design and R&D instead of manufacturing.By K. Holt, 01.30.2019
Foxconn says it won't staff Wisconsin plant with workers from ChinaThe company is reportedly finding it difficult to recruit enough personnel.By M. Locklear, 11.06.2018
Tesla beats Ontario government in 'unjust' EV rebate caseA court ruled the government's transition plan unfairly affected the EV maker.By R. England, 08.28.2018
FCC vote could force low-income households offline"This is cruelty. It is at odds with our statutory duty."By S. Dent, 11.17.2017
FCC halts nine companies from participating in the 'Lifeline' programIt provides subsidized home internet service for low-income households.By A. Tarantola, 02.03.2017
T-Mobile CMO: subsidized pricing hurts wireless competition, undermines hardware valueBy J. Volpe, 03.11.2012