Modern Treasury wants to do for checks and wire transfers what Stripe did for credit cards. | Continue reading
In a year dominated by crisis and uncertainty, these leaders stood out. | Continue reading
Coinbase's IPO news comes as the Bitcoin market is booming and cryptocurrency has achieved new respectability. | Continue reading
Vise, a startup seeking to automate portfolio management on behalf of wealth advisors, has raised $45 million in Series B funding led by Sequoia Capital. | Continue reading
The billionaire CEO also says A.I. ethics is too important to be left to an A.I. ethics officer. | Continue reading
Customers are browsing and shopping online much more now. | Continue reading
Even as Beijing remains engaged in the U.S. trade war, it's taking aim at another key trade partner. | Continue reading
To get an eye on the future of work, Future Forum by Slack conducted a three-month survey of over 9,000 knowledge workers or skilled office workers around the world. | Continue reading
The Supreme Court is hearing a challenge to the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. | Continue reading
The scientific breakthrough, which effectively solves the 50-year old "protein folding problem," is likely to accelerate drug discovery and transform swaths of biology research. | Continue reading
Keith Rabois is the latest tech industry heavyweight to pack his bags and leave the Bay Area. | Continue reading
The costliest errors were committed in the pandemic’s earliest stages, the study finds. | Continue reading
The British medical regulator has awarded a $1.9 million contact to U.S.-listed outsourcing firm Genpact to build an algorithm to spot adverse event trends. | Continue reading
Merger with Sprint gave the carrier an advantage in 5G deployment. | Continue reading
The California ballot initiative called Prop 22 will allow Uber, Lyft, and other gig companies to continue classifying their workers as contractors. | Continue reading
"Data is what drives AI, and China has more data than anyone else," says venture capitalist Kai-Fu Lee. | Continue reading
Artificial intelligence has evolved to the point where A.I.-driven tools can optimize students' and teachers' performance, even at the university level. | Continue reading
Despite a $1.4 billion valuation two years ago, Renrenche may sell its assets to 58.com Inc. for a little over $1,000. | Continue reading
Around 3 in 4 American CEOs say their company will need less office space in the future, according to a Fortune survey in collaboration with Deloitte. | Continue reading
China is expected be the only major economy to see positive growth this year. | Continue reading
Apple's new iPhone 12 line up has the latest 5G technology, but carriers' networks aren't broadly deployed yet. | Continue reading
Opposition to Libra from G7 finance ministers is the latest setback for Facebook's project. | Continue reading
Arvind Krishna tells Fortune IBM will bulk up after it slims down. | Continue reading
Cloudflare Web Analytics is a free-to-use rival to Google's market-leading Google Analytics toolkit. | Continue reading
The Justice Department probe is homing in on whether Google skews search results to favor its own products and whether it muscles out rivals. | Continue reading
It's the highest valued software IPO ever. | Continue reading
The Silicon Valley startup is aiming for the highest value software debut ever. | Continue reading
Christian Drosten, head of virology at Berlin's Charité hospital, also cast doubt on the importance of reinfection reports. | Continue reading
Here's how Datalog, a programming language from the 1970s, might cure modern one of modern A.I.'s Achilles Heels. | Continue reading
QuantumScape has spent 10 years developing a more efficient battery. | Continue reading
Small businesses desperate to reopen have adopted a DIY approach to viral containment. | Continue reading
Not really. But A.I. systems are becoming more and more capable at understanding language. | Continue reading
Scientists continue to investigate the role of toilets in the spread of coronavirus. | Continue reading
Reliable Robotics, created by two Space X veterans, plans unmanned air cargo deliveries within two years. | Continue reading
The practice underscores how eager China is to prove it has the virus under control. | Continue reading
Early in his career, he was known as "the sniper." | Continue reading
"We need that money for the health system. The money is going directly into the pocket of criminals," a South Africa anti-crime campaigner says. | Continue reading
Facebook is facing new allegations that it illegally harvests the biometric data of users, this time in a lawsuit that targets the company’s photo-sharing app Instagram. | Continue reading
The Oracle of Omaha also dumped Occidental stock during the coronavirus pandemic—despite his sweet dividend arrangement with the energy company | Continue reading
AMC movie tickets will cost 15 cents when the chain reopens on Aug 20. amid the coronavirus pandemic. | Continue reading
The ambitious plan is being led by Cavanue, a startup tied to Alphabet, with support from Ford and the University of Michigan. | Continue reading
Redstone died on Tuesday, at 97. He controlled large swaths of the American media landscape in his career, and he held onto that control with an iron grip, even to the detriment of his relationships with his own family. | Continue reading
"I'd never been American first, and then Black. It's a refreshing change." | Continue reading
Working remotely is a necessary reality in the pandemic. But companies from Goldman Sachs to Google know what’s missing when we Zoom—the creative spark that leads to true innovation. | Continue reading
A nationwide commitment to clean electricity could create new jobs on a scale not seen since World War II. | Continue reading
Qualtrics' original plan was to go public on its own before SAP acquired the company in late 2018. Eighteen months later, the Utah company will finally get its wish. | Continue reading
CEO Bob Swan said its new 7-nanometer chips would be delayed. Intel's stock cratered. | Continue reading
The company may have to hire a rival to manufacture some chips. | Continue reading