Abstract: Microservices architecture offers theoretical benefits for software maintainability, yet empirical validation of design patterns’ effectiveness for enhancing modifiability remains limited, ...

Starting Dec. 1, North Carolina will no longer inspect tint on vehicle windows, although the law is still in force. Testing window tint will no longer be a part of North Carolina vehicle inspections ...

The U.S. Border Patrol is monitoring millions of American drivers nationwide in a secretive program to identify and detain people whose travel patterns it deems suspicious, The Associated Press has ...

It's not uncommon to see cars on Columbus' roads with dark tinted windows where the driver is barely visible. If you saw a car like this, you may find yourself asking — is that legal? The answer, like ...

SPRINGFIELD -- There are a number of reasons drivers in Illinois may want to tint windows on their vehicles. Privacy. Medical. Blocking out the sun to the interior ...

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - If your car has tinted windows, you may want to make sure it's legal. FOX13 has reported on a couple of arrests by the Memphis Safe Task Force that started with traffic stops because ...

Pattern Group Inc., an e-commerce firm that resells goods on marketplaces such as Amazon.com Inc., reversed an early slump to gain 12% in its inaugural trading day, after the company and some of its ...

Under Massachusetts law, drivers can tint the top six inches of their windshield as long as it does not impact the driver’s direct viewing area. The rest of the car’s windows, including the front and ...

Every state has its own laws for window tinting and the rules are enforced differently depending on where you live. These laws exist to make sure drivers have clear visibility at all times. According ...

Cruising down the highway with tinted windows might feel stylish and private, but in Delaware, it could also lead to a traffic stop. The state enforces strict regulations on window tinting, and ...

The soybean market is sending mixed signals. On paper, U.S. soybeans are the cheapest origin in the world — a set up that has historically triggered heavy Chinese buying and fueled seasonal rallies.