A study shows that the birth of a daughter has an enlightening effect on male CEOs. | Continue reading
Last week’s meeting of the Great and the Good (or the Richest and Richer) was bound to draw criticism. | Continue reading
Trying to increase your focus and productivity through apps may have the opposite result. | Continue reading
AI may be approaching or surpassing human levels of performance in a number of fields, but a three month old baby still has a more practical understanding of the world around them than any AI application ever built, says CIO Journal Columnist Irving Wladawsky-Berger. | Continue reading
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A new class of connected devices is set shift competition between companies from individual products to increasingly comprehensive systems that encompass a number of related products and services, says CIO Journal Columnist Irving Wladawsky-Berger. | Continue reading
When it comes to investing, choosing what to ignore is critical to maintaining a long-term focus. | Continue reading
Blockchain technologies have the potential to address the internet's lack of identity and security standards, says CIO Journal Columnist Irving Wladawsky-Berger. | Continue reading
Artificial intelligence will likely reshape our economy, society and personal lives in the decades to come. But attaining AI’s broad potential will require not only a continuing slew of technological innovations, but research into societal challenges, says CIO Journal Columnist I … | Continue reading
Companies are looking to influence how people make decisions and are using "nudges," or choice architecture, as a way to promote ethical behavior among their employees. | Continue reading
The former branch manager of Rizal Commercial Banking Corp. was convicted of seven counts of money laundering linked to the transfer of $81 million stolen from the Bangladeshi central bank by hackers in 2016. | Continue reading
Companies using machine learning to identify that needle-in-the-haystack bit of business insight could learn from the scientists who succeeded in locating the smallest needle of them all, the Higgs bosun particle. | Continue reading
A novel approach to technology learning, called digital badges, is beginning to garner attention among hiring managers, says CIO Journal Columnist Gary J. Beach | Continue reading
Companies in the retail, automotive, and aerospace and defense sectors are likely to be the most transformed by artificial intelligence, UBS says. | Continue reading
Companies in the retail, automotive, and aerospace and defense sectors are likely to be the most transformed by artificial intelligence, UBS says. | Continue reading
The European Union’s new General Data Protection Regulation privacy law is turning into a stumbling block for mergers and acquisitions involving companies in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, according to a survey released Monday by business services provider Merrill Corp. | Continue reading
Most programs encourage the purchase of privately owned electric vehicles but that's not where the highest ecological impact will be, says WSJ Leadership Expert James Allen. | Continue reading
Researchers from the automaker and NASA’s Quantum Artificial Intelligence Laboratory are using a quantum computing machine built by Canadian firm D-Wave Systems Inc. that’s best suited for experiments such as quickly finding optimal driving routes to help commercial fleet owners … | Continue reading
Wealthy individuals from around the world have a red carpet into Europe at a time when many countries in the continent are cracking down on the flow of migrants. | Continue reading
Walmart’s supplier push comes tests of a blockchain system developed by IBM that yields a more complete view of the food system than under current federal regulations. | Continue reading
Technology executives say the pace needs to increase because workplace diversity correlates to better business outcomes. | Continue reading
Founders in their early 20s have the lowest likelihood of achieve a successful exit, and a founder at age 50 is almost twice as likely to achieve a successful exit than one at age 30, columnist Irving Wladawsky-Berger writes, citing recent economic research. | Continue reading
Math usually indicates the idea of a starter home as an “investment” is more myth than reality, says WSJ Wealth Expert Peter Lazaroff. | Continue reading
The U.S. Department of Defense will for the first time be using large-scale AI systems that could automate mundane tasks and augment the work of military members. The contract also will go toward expanding AI-focused pilot programs, including using AI to find new approaches for t … | Continue reading
More companies are shifting “mission-critical” apps into multiple cloud services, even as they struggle with integration issues, costs and the security of data passing from one platform to another, Forrester reports. | Continue reading
Billionaire investor Howard Marks expects passive investing will become even more popular in the future, but not without at least some active managers continuing to thrive. | Continue reading
The children born into Ronald Reagan’s “Morning in America” era could be on track to become the last recession’s “lost generation,” new research from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis says. | Continue reading
Not many people would keep adding money to a brand-new investment that has lost 9% in its first four months. But a robot will. | Continue reading
Faking e-commerce orders, or “brushing,” as it is called in China, involves paying people to pretend to be customers. Merchants use it to gain prominence on Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba’s marketplaces | Continue reading
In early tests, an algorithm accurately predicted remaining lifespans in 9 out of 10 cases, according to WSJ Health Expert Lloyd Minor. | Continue reading
The surge in identity theft and crimes using fake or stolen identity credentials and the ease with which entities can track our movements and behaviors, generally without our knowledge, are rooted in an identity mechanism ill-suited for today’s digital age. | Continue reading