Why you should assume your email will get hacked or leaked eventually
Email hacks are becoming a fact of life. We'd better get used to it.
What the Touch Bar says about Apple's approach to innovation
Making its own hardware and software gives Apple a unique ability to promote innovation.
The Touch Bar is cool, but Mac innovation has slowed to a crawl
Today’s Macs hardly look different from the Macs available in 2008.
Tesla's surprise profit gives Elon Musk breathing room for his next act
Musk faces even bigger challenges in the next few years.
How social media creates angry, poorly informed partisans
Liberals and conservatives increasingly live in different versions of reality.
Why Google is giving up on its dream to bring super-fast broadband to everyone
After six years, we haven’t found a "killer app" for super-fast broadband networks.
Self-driving trucks are here, but they won’t put truck drivers out of work — yet
The first self-driving trucks only work on freeways. That's good news for drivers.
Here's what it would take for Twitter to get serious about its harassment problem
Twitter rolled out new anti-harassment features this summer. It wasn't enough.
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The intellectual tide has turned against this kind of deal.
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America's most innovative industries are becoming victims of their own success.
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Unless regulators are asleep at the wheel, this is bad for businesses.
Americans’ wages just hit an all-time high
Some good news.
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A massive online attack crippled an important piece of internet infrastructure.
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Hundred dollar bills are heavily used for crime and tax evasion. Should we get rid of them?