Twitter earnings beat proves company is ‘resilient’: Expert
John Meyer on Twitter and Lyft earnings
How coronavirus vaccine may be changed to beat new strains
Dr. Alex Jahangir on coronavirus vaccine, new strains
New coronavirus strain is covered by vaccine: Dr. Marc Siegel
Dr. Marc Siegel on new coronavirus strain, vaccine
Texas launching rapid coronavirus testing program for small businesses
A pilot program in Texas will equip small businesses with COVID-19 rapid tests for their employees.
Trump, Biden supporters in New Jersey on why their candidate should win
Pete Hegseth, Will Cain talk to voters at the Toast City Diner in Asbury Park, N.J.
Iowa whiskey distilleries collaborate to help suffering restaurant community amid coronavirus
At the start of the coronavirus shutdown, five Midwest distilleries came up with the idea of creating a collaborative whiskey to help servers, restaurateurs, and bartenders across Iowa.
Italy’s new coronavirus restrictions not the right tactic, Dr. Marc Siegel says
Dr. Marc Siegel on coronavirus, Europe
Why this watermelon skin care mask sold out 8 times
Christine Chang discusses founding Glow Recipe and standing out in the beauty market.
This hair tie could prevent drink spiking at bars, parties
"NightCap" product is meant to reduce drink spiking.
All in on Apple Arcade? This top gaming CEO says committing now is risky
The launch of Apple Arcade has developers asking about payment and exclusive distribution.
'Privacy is a fundamental human right': Apple COO Jeff Williams
“A lot of people will say the justification for having someone’s data is, it’s the only way to provide a better service, and we believe, we believe you don’t have to choose,” Apple COO Jeff Williams said.
Twins who lost father in 9/11 attacks build business to honor his memory
The twin brothers took the loving memory of their father and built a business called Tall Order.
California’s Cybersecurity task force leads charge to defeat hackers
California’s cybersecurity voluntary task force is aimed at transforming municipalities’ approach to cybersecurity.
Amazon’s Ring home security aims for safety, but what does it mean for privacy?
Amazon purchased the "Shark Tank"-rejected Ring last year for $1 billion. The Ring alarm costs $239.00 on Amazon.
London launches world's first AI-inspired bar
A.I. Bar, powered by British A.I. firm DataSparQ, uses facial recognition to place people in a digital queue that is much fairer for people trying to order at a bar.
Facebook says Libra could assist authorities: What it means for your privacy
Facebook’s digital currency chief says the company’s proposed cryptocurrency network can help law enforcement track down thieves, money launderers and other devious characters with the mega amounts of user and transaction info the digital wallet platform will store.
Tesla sees profit in 4Q, despite big 2Q losses
Though the trailblazing electric-car company produced a record number of cars, it lost $408 million in the second quarter. However, a company spokesman said that largely reflects one-time events and that on an adjusted basis the second-quarter earnings loss is closer to $120 million.
How Lego is adding augmented reality to playtime
Lego's global CMO explains what the company is doing to bring kids' building blocks to life with augmented reality.
Makan Delrahim, Ajit Pai met Friday to discuss T-Mobile-Sprint deal as DOJ decision looms
People with direct knowledge of the government’s activities say a final government decision on the merger could come as early as this week.
Charlie Kirk: Regulating big tech isn't the solution, the swamp is part of the problem
There is another path to holding these out-of-control tech companies in check. We should end the billions in corporate welfare that they get from the federal government.