Cryptocurrencies don’t follow Sharia tennets and should not be used by Muslims, Indonesia’s National Religious Council said | Continue reading
“If we have just a patchwork of regulatory approaches, it’s not helping innovation at all.” | Continue reading
Robert Z. Aliber has a contrarian take on China, believing the real estate collapse there mirrors the '08 housing crash in the U.S., and that it will tip China into a recession and period of long decline. | Continue reading
The CEOs of China's hottest tech startups step back from leadership roles as Beijing escalates its crackdown. | Continue reading
An early investor in Rimac, 911 manufacturer (and Bugatti parent) Porsche can envision a mid-term share sale for its EV partner to fund growth. | Continue reading
"But here we are, Mark Zuckerberg has decided that now is the time to build the metaverse," tech visionary John Carmack said uneasily at yesterday's Facebook Connect forum. | Continue reading
With Facebook's rebrand to Meta, the acronym for the five biggest American tech companies changes from FAANG to MAMAA, according to the acronym's inventor, Mad Money's Jim Cramer. | Continue reading
Other venture capitalists rebuked Joe Lonsdale—a regular critic of "woke" policies—and touted their own parental leave plans. | Continue reading
Tesla’s long-awaited market cap milestone places the carmaker's shares among the ranks of Alphabet, Amazon, and Facebook. | Continue reading
Could operations whiz Tim Cook run the company someday? | Continue reading
Burry has been on something of a Twitter tear lately, earlier this week denouncing what he called U.S. class warfare. | Continue reading
The billionaire flyboys of space tourism get all the attention, but women are developing some of the most promising technologies designed for the final frontier. | Continue reading
Substack has flourished by removing the barriers between writers and readers. But how many newsletters does the world need? | Continue reading
Commentary: More entrepreneurship within businesses can help fix the economic inequality plaguing many capitalist societies. | Continue reading
Intel, Qualcomm try to wean auto companies from dependence on obsolete technology | Continue reading
For the 12th consecutive week, the price of framing lumber is down. | Continue reading
The former Walmart executive is looking for land in the West or Appalachia where he could put his ideas of "equitism," a new take on capitalism, into action. | Continue reading
She thinks Bitcoin could hit zero, but sees the stars aligning brilliantly for rivals like Ethereum and Cardano. | Continue reading
Mukund Mohan will serve two years after pleading guilty in March to wire fraud and money laundering | Continue reading
The airport security specialist will help restaurants streamline proof of vaccination requirements across the United States. | Continue reading
Uber and Lyft have hit a bump in the road over a judge's ruling that Prop. 22 is unconstitutional. | Continue reading
Hackers have drained Japanese cryptocurrency exchange Liquid of $97 million worth of Ethereum and other digital coins. | Continue reading
Nearly two thirds of American workers are on the hunt for a new job, with most citing better pay as the main motivator. | Continue reading
Maven CEO Kate Ryder discusses the future of women's and family health and how COVID has changed the sector. | Continue reading
Our careers are a part of our lives. And try as we might, we can't always leave work at the office, any more than we can leave home at home. | Continue reading
They currently have 94 processors mining Ethereum, Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies - and have had to move their rigs to a data center in downtown Dallas | Continue reading
The crypto world has been transfixed as Ethereum, long stuck in the shadows of Bitcoin, had a breakout stretch. | Continue reading
Companies have been increasingly hosting bug bounty programs to entice well-meaning hackers to spot flaws in their A.I. software. | Continue reading
Snorkel AI, a startup focussed on data labeling, landed $85 million in funding and is now valued at $1 billion. | Continue reading
Fortune is selling 256 limited edition NFTs of its latest cover art, plus three special editions, designed by the artist pplpleaser. | Continue reading
Analysts are worried the imbalance between demand and supply could swing the other way. | Continue reading
SEC Chair Gary Gensler called the crypto markets 'rife with fraud,' sending the price of major coins like Bitcoin tumbling. | Continue reading
Total revenue for the world’s biggest companies fell 4.8% to $31.7 trillion this year—the first decline in half a decade. | Continue reading
Andrew Ng says A.I. development needs to focus on quality of data, not quantity. | Continue reading
Mercury Bank is officially a unicorn. It's also raising $5 million via crowdfunding. | Continue reading
Because the Delta variant is so contagious, some health care experts are now questioning the effectiveness of cloth masks. | Continue reading
Of the 69 business schools on Fortune’s ranking of the best MBA programs, alums of Stanford University's Graduate School of Business earned the highest base salaries right out of the gate—an average of $156,000. | Continue reading
Tesla's Bitcoin investment at first looked like another great move by an adventurous visionary. Now, it threatens to wipe out a quarter's earnings, or worse. | Continue reading
Sharing the top job can be awkward, but the data shows it can be effective. | Continue reading
The company is facing a global onslaught as regulators across the world sharpen scrutiny of the world’s largest tech firms, looking at its advertising business, apps and search. | Continue reading
ProjectDiane finds that Black women female founders raise 0.64% of all venture capital. | Continue reading
The advice comes after a few cases of heart problems post-vaccine have emerged. | Continue reading
At the same time, the decline in protection against serious cases and hospitalization is considerably milder, the Ynet news website said. | Continue reading
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office is swimming in new applications, with the biggest rate of increase coming from China. | Continue reading
FabricNano thinks it can make more affordable biodegradable plastic by harness the chemistry of microbes without the need to use living cells. | Continue reading
Federal officials say that some of the money changing hands has corrupted doctors and endangered patients. | Continue reading
An antitrust lawsuit helped torpedo Visa’s plan to acquire Plaid. But the startup's success could pave the way for a new generation of unicorns to become financial services giants. | Continue reading