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The Department of Defense confirms that Amazon and Microsoft are the only two companies left in contention for the $10 billion JEDI cloud contract. | Continue reading
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John Hussman says US equities are still too expensive, even after the late-2018 sell-off. He also thinks Wall Street is giving investors false hope. | Continue reading
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P&G knows that consumers are doing everything in their capacity to avoid ads, and is rethinking how it targets them. | Continue reading
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Uber is planning another appeal, pointing to the fact that the Court of Appeal judgement was not unanimous. | Continue reading
Defunct startup Sidecar is suing Uber, alleging it engaged in predatory pricing and anticompetitive practices that ultimately put it out of business. | Continue reading
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Natalie Gray and Karn Saroya applied to Y Combinator four times before they were finally accepted on their fifth application. Here are some of their tips. | Continue reading
The Five Deeps expedition aims to explore the bottom of each of the world's oceans. The first stop is in Puerto Rico this December. | Continue reading
Meeker, who garnered the nickname "Queen of the Internet" for her prescient analysis of internet stocks, oversaw late stage investments for more than 10 years at Kleiner Perkins | Continue reading
Laser and optical parts maker II-VI Inc said it would buy Apple supplier Finisar for about $3.2 billion, to grab a bigger slice of 5G investments and sell more sensors for iPhones and driverless cars. | Continue reading
People with a high GPA can find success, but they don't often reach the highest level of wealth. They don't become the millionaires or billionaires. | Continue reading
MIT Media Lab is launching a dystopian online social experiment called "BeeMe" on Halloween at 11 p.m. EDT. Users will control a person through their browsers by suggesting and voting on commands. The project aims to stoke conversations about privacy, ethics, entertainment, and s … | Continue reading
Waymo — Google's self-driving car unit — was reportedly approached by Volkswagen about a potential investment totalling more than $13 billion. | Continue reading
Australia, Malta, and Iceland made the top three, but the UK didn't make the top 10. | Continue reading
A Morgan Stanley banker who moonlights as an Uber driver could be the company’s secret weapon in buddying up to banks — and keeping its dealings private. | Continue reading
The fuzzy felt soles on Converse and other imported shoe soles are actually just another example of "tariff engineering." | Continue reading
Last fall, Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak launched a coding bootcamp called Woz U. But course materials were of low-quality and many students felt like they did not get enough value out of the bootcamp to justify the $13,200 it cost to enroll, according to a new CBS report. | Continue reading
Bloomberg News rewards its reporters financially for publishing market-moving stories. | Continue reading
Boeing and SpaceX are competing for billions of dollars in NASA contracts to launch astronauts to and from the International Space Station. Boeing appears to be using a Washington public-relations firm that some evidence suggests planted an opinion piece critical of SpaceX in US … | Continue reading
A bombshell report from Bloomberg says that spies inserted tiny chips into servers that were sold to major tech companies. An expert says that yes, it could happen. | Continue reading
Boeing and SpaceX are competing for billions of dollars in NASA contracts to launch astronauts to and from the International Space Station. Boeing appears to be using a Washington public-relations firm that some evidence suggests planted an opinion piece critical of SpaceX in US … | Continue reading
Tesla said on Friday that the latest version of its vehicle software had begun rolling out to customers. New features include the ability to record and store video taken from a front-facing camera and the addition of classic Atari video games as hidden Easter Eggs. | Continue reading
The CEO of MoviePass owner Helios & Matheson said on Tuesday that is has raised $65 million last month and the movie-ticket subscription service is "not going anywhere." | Continue reading
Economist Darrick Hamilton has a radical plan for leveling the socioeconomic playing field: give every baby born in the US a trust fund of up to $60,000. The money would be set aside for use when the kids reach adulthood, funding "asset-enhancing" activity, like higher ed, housin … | Continue reading
Monster Jam driver Brianna Mahon is one of the few female monster truck drivers in the world. We talked to her about how she got the job and what it's like to drive the massive vehicles in stadiums around the world. | Continue reading
Coding at 10, creating his first app at 13, and ranked by Forbes as one of the most influential young Europeans under 30 in 2017, Álex Sicart is a prodigy — and the Spanish teen is about to revolutionise cryptocurrency mining at Spain's biggest solar farm. | Continue reading
BI PRIME: Every year, one of tech’s hottest investment firms quietly conducts confidential salary surveys. Find out what you’re really worth. | Continue reading
A new lab-grown meat startup called Meatable is taking on the industry's key hurdle by coming up with a way to make truly slaughter-free meat without relying on cow fetus blood, or "serum." The Dutch startup partnered with Cambridge and uses proprietary stem cell technology for f … | Continue reading
Apple shaved some parts from the display in its largest new iPhone, helping keep costs under control in what has become the priciest component of its phones in recent years, according to a new cost analysis of the device. | Continue reading
Ray Dalio is the founder and co-chief investment officer of Bridgewater Associates, the largest hedge fund in the world. Dalio is sharing his template for understanding debt crises which he says helped him and his fund forsee and navigate the financial crisis. | Continue reading
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Fintech unicorn Robinhood, which offers zero-fee stock, option, and crypto trading, has begun preparations to go public, Baiju Bhatt, the company’s chief executive, revealed at TechCrunch Disrupt SF last week. | Continue reading