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Softbank will start selling personal “emotional” robots early next year. 

By taking advantage of the oodles of information people post to the cloud, and cross-referencing that with location data, SocialRadar and wearables are hoping to provide users with relevant real-time data about the people in their vicinity -- but not in a creepy way. 

As the four-day South by Southwest music and tech conference kicks off in Austin on Friday, a Watson-operated food truck will be creating out-of-the-box, exotic dishes for consumption.

IBM unveils its “5 in 5” list, or five technologies it believes will drastically alter humanity over the next five years.

Opinion: CFO Ruth Porat is filling the fiscal responsibility void left when Eric Schmidt stepped down as CEO in 2011.

Jobs knew that, for Apple to succeed without him, Cook and company must avoid the trap of ‘What would Steve do?’

Jobs knew that, for Apple to succeed without him, Cook and company must avoid the trap of ‘What would Steve do?’

Market insight as U.S. averages hit fresh highs.

One company is using its technology to help businesses of all sizes, with a focus on franchises, reinvent the hiring process.

Divorce among Baby Boomers is growing and is having an impact on retirement savings, according to new research.

The pundits want Trump to be more presidential, but Clint Eastwood says he’s tapped into something big by “just saying what’s on his mind.”

The pundits want Trump to be more presidential, but Clint Eastwood says he’s tapped into something big by “just saying what’s on his mind.”

Opinion: Scaling a boutique startup into a mainstream carmaker capable of flawless execution in a competitive market is simply not in Musk’s makeup.