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Clear Health Pass will soon speed up quarantine-free Hawaii arrivals

It’s time to start thinking about creating a “COVID-19” folder on your smartphone — if you’re hoping to travel over the next few months, there’s a good chance you’re going to need to install some apps.

Hawaii allows travelers to skip 10-day quarantine with negative coronavirus test

State is partnering with technology platform CLEAR for pilot program

NFL, Restaurateur Danny Meyer Back Digital Health Passports Through Investment in Clear

Big league backers are seeing the potential of digital health passports, and not just for flying.

New 'Clear' app screens restaurant employees to ensure safety for customers

FOX Business' Jackie Deangelis on the return of indoor dining in New York City and a new app to ensure safety at restaurants amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Facial Recognition’s Next Big Play: the Sports Stadium

Los Angeles Football Club wants to ‘move everything to face,’ while the New York Mets are testing system on players and staff

Clear Goes Beyond Airports with Its COVID-19 Screening Service

You may soon use it to access museums, restaurants, and more.

Players happy with organization, convenience of COVID testing in bubble

Each NHL team has window tailored to fit its daily schedule for preparation for Stanley Cup Qualifiers

Teams find safety top priority upon arrival in hub cities

Health protocols emphasized as players settle in at Toronto, Edmonton

Here's everything you need to know about flying in the COVID-19 era

As U.S. coronavirus hot spots continue to emerge at an alarming rate, air travel is adapting.

A Multibillion-Dollar Opportunity: Virus-Proofing the New Office

Tech, catering and design companies are rushing to sell employers on fever scanners, box lunches and office floor-planning apps for social distancing. But it’s too soon to tell if they will work.

CLEAR is poised to lead the multibillion-dollar biometric screening race for the coronavirus

A company that originally got its start speeding travelers through growing airport lines in the post-9/11 era now sees a major opportunity as the country exits lockdown from the Covid-19 pandemic.

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With most nonessential travel halted and sports arenas dark in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, the need for CLEAR has been greatly impacted. The New York City-based company uses biometrics (your fingerprint, the iris of your eyes, your face) to verify your identity.

Exclusive: Biometric ID company CLEAR to offer coronavirus screening for businesses

The biometric ID company CLEAR is introducing a new product that will link personal health data to verified IDs to help businesses screen employees for COVID-19 as they return to work.

CLEAR’s Caryn Seidman Becker and Ken Cornick named Entrepreneur Of The Year® 2019 US Technology Award winners

Company co-founders Caryn Seidman Becker and Ken Cornick have brought clarity, speed, and success to the secure identity industry. “What is most rewarding about what we’ve done is building a company and creating jobs and impacting people’s lives on a daily basis,” Cornick says.

CEO of security firm CLEAR talks partnership with United Airlines

United has become a new stakeholder in biometric security firm Clear. United is following Delta's lead and bringing Clear to all of its hubs including at Newark Airport. Caryn Seidman Becker, CEO of CLEAR, joins "Squawk Box" to discuss along with CNBC's Phil LeBeau.

United Airlines Adds Biometric Clearance for Passengers With Clear Partnership

United said on Monday that it is taking an equity stake in Clear, a technology company that uses fingerprints and iris scans to verify a traveler’s identity at security checks. United’s investment will help Clear expand into some of the airline’s largest hubs.

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Showing an ID to get through airport security is so last century. CLEAR, a New York City-based company, is using biometrics (your fingerprint, the iris of your eyes, your face) so that with a touch of a finger or a blink of an eye your identity is verified.

Your finger is now your ticket at 11 MLB ballparks

By now, you’ve likely seen Clear fingerprint-identification kiosks at an airport as you waited in line. The company is in 28 U.S. airports, and lets you scan two fingers to skip the I.D. part of the line (not the security check), for a membership price of $15 per month.