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Almost every single one includes the words “thank you.” | Continue reading
The company’s operating loss more than doubled in its first quarter, according to a new report. | Continue reading
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By the time Google deletes your activity data, it’s already extracted most of the advertising value. | Continue reading
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In a newly released TED Talk, entrepreneur Herman Narula argues that video games will drive the next big societal and technological shift. | Continue reading
Rwanda is becoming an innovation and tech hub. | Continue reading
Power outages happen. | Continue reading
The move will hopefully prevent fires. | Continue reading
Their continued use of the font in official business is the typographical equivalent of making balloon animals at an impeachment hearing. | Continue reading
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At least 40 executives from U.S. companies, including Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, and Citigroup, will attend the kingdom’s Future Investment Initiative event in Riyadh later this month. | Continue reading
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The amazing, little-known backstory of the most popular arcade game in U.S. history. | Continue reading
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Last year, the New York Public Library released an experiment to put the full text of novels in its Instagram Stories. Today, an estimated 300,000 people are reading books this way. | Continue reading
The inside story of how the CEO went from the top of the world to out of his company. | Continue reading
Our ancestors designed beautiful, useful products out of natural materials that eventually returned to the earth. We should look to them for guidance. | Continue reading
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Stephanie “Snow” Carruthers, the chief people hacker at IBM X-Force Red, shows exactly how easily your innocent shares can give hackers the keys to your company’s kingdom of data. | Continue reading
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It’s the company’s latest push to help conservation organizations use nature itself to fight climate change. | Continue reading
We’ll soon live in a world where you might now be able to tell if the video you are watching actually happened. | Continue reading
How the parent company of Trump’s campaign firm plied its skills on the battlefield and in elections, while working for the U.S., the U.K., and NATO. | Continue reading
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The company’s augmented reality app is getting new features, but you still can’t buy furniture from it. | Continue reading
I went on a complete detox for a month, and it changed my life so much that I decided to stick with it. | Continue reading
Is the cryptocurrency just going to end up reenforcing the financial system it was supposed to disrupt? | Continue reading
Boomerang’s email insights will coach you on everything from your level of politeness to whether you’re checking your inbox a tad too often. | Continue reading
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Not everyone who is vision impaired needs braille. Some just need a clearer typeface. | Continue reading