ForbesHuawei CIA Offers Proof Huawei Has Been Funded By China's Military And IntelligenceForbes - Zak DoffmanIn the battle between Washington and Huawei, there has long been the taunt from Shenzhen that U.S. officials have failed to produce any evidence of actual collusion between the telecom equipment giant
AAdam Suggsadded this to ThingsTechnology He Stopped a Global Cyberattack. Now He’s Pleading Guilty to Writing Malware.The New York Times - By PALKO KARASZLONDON — A British security researcher who was hailed as a hero for helping to stop a global “ransomware” cyberattack in 2017 has pleaded guilty to charges in the United States of writing malicious software
Kevin Beachusadded this to Tesla And SpaceXSpaceX SpaceX’s new passenger spacecraft suffers failure during engine testThe Verge - Loren GrushWhatever happened caused lots of smoke On Saturday, a test version of SpaceX’s new passenger spacecraft, the Crew Dragon, suffered from some kind of failure during an engine test at the company’s landing
HHatem Zaghlouladded this to Middle East And The WorldGoFundMe PayPal and GoFundMe cut off donations to militia detaining migrantsEngadget - Jon FingasThey say the fundraising breaks rules surrounding hate and violence. Crowdfunding and payment companies are no strangers to cutting off access to organizations that violate their policies, but their latest
TheChowderyadded this to Eclectic Cooking, Eating, Drinking, Health & Travel Odds & EndsStartups From lab-grown meat to fermented fungus, here’s what corporate food VCs are serving upTechCrunch - Joanna GlasnerIn a foodie’s ideal world, we’d all eat healthy, minimally processed cuisine sourced from artisanal farmers, bakers and chefs. In the real world, however, most of us derive the lion’s share of calories
archwizardadded this to Tech | Gear | InternetHuawei U.S. intelligence says Huawei funded by Chinese state security: reportReuters - Reuters Editorial(Reuters) - U.S. intelligence has accused Huawei Technologies of being funded by Chinese state security, The Times said on Saturday, adding to the list of allegations faced by the Chinese technology company
TechCrunchadded this to News about startups from TechCrunchStartups Startups Weekly: Zoom CEO says its stock price is 'too high'TechCrunch - Kate ClarkWhen Zoom hit the public markets Thursday, its IPO pop, a whopping 81 percent, floored everyone, including its own chief executive officer, Eric Yuan. Yuan became a billionaire this week when his video
Bloombergadded this to BloombergBlack Friday Marijuana Delivery App Crashes on Pot Industry's Black FridayBloomberg - Hailey Waller It’s as if Amazon or any other online shopping site were to crash on Black Friday. Eaze, the app that delivers cannabis, experienced technical …
James Blackadded this to Business & StartupsTechnology Tech companies are having a quiet stock bonanzaAxios - Mike Allen Consumer-focused businesses (Pinterest) have more cachet, but tech startups (Zoom) that cater to companies are the hotter stock offerings, The Wall …
TechCrunchadded this to News about startups from TechCrunchIPOs Acquisitions, more than IPOs, will create Africa’s early startup successesTechCrunch - Jake BrightAfrica has made its global IPO debut. Pan-African e-commerce company Jumia—a $1 billion-valued company—began trading live on the NYSE last week. The stock offering made Jumia the first upstart operating
Associated PressNews Doctor-services firm says private data of patients exposedAssociated PressDALLAS (AP) — Nationwide physician-staffing company EmCare says a breach exposed personal data for about 31,000 patients, including in some cases their Social Security numbers and clinical information.
EntrepreneurArtificial Intelligence Artificial Intelligence Can be a Game-Changer for Education, Here are 5 Reasons WhyEntrepreneurOne of the landmark events in the course of evolution of technology has been the advent of Artificial Intelligence, which has subsequently impacted different sectors of the society profoundly. Its multifaceted
Unsecurityadded this to Blockchain, bitcoin & virtual currenciesAndrew Yang Cryptocurrency needs government's help, says presidential hopeful Andrew YangCNET - Stephen Shankland Clearer rules for bitcoin and other virtual currencies will help the US innovate, argues Yang, a Democratic presidential candidate.
Bernznzadded this to Virtual VirtualityHTC Oculus and HTC See Very Different VR FuturesThe Motley Fool - Travis Hoium Will consumers or businesses prove to be the better market for virtual reality leaders? Two diverging strategies are emerging in virtual reality, …
Inc Magazineadded this to GrowMcDonald's Can Machine Learning Influence What You Eat? Mcdonald's Just Dropped $300m on an AI Startup Startup |Inc Magazine - By Tommy MelloWhat has Artificial Intelligence got to do with fast food? Well, now that McDonald's has spent $300M on acquiring AI company Dynamic Yield, everything. Here's a bit of back story: McDonald's is no stranger
Fortuneadded this to TechApple Music Qualcomm Cease Fire Tops Big Week in Apple NewsFortune - Don Reisinger It was a big—and costly—week for Apple. And most of it centered on Apple’s Qualcomm troubles. On Tuesday, Apple and Qualcomm announced an end to their …
Mauricio Rubioadded this to What's NewUber Uber Raises More Funding for Its Driverless Vehicle Programobserver.com - Gabriela Barkho Despite expectations being brought down to reality across the industry, Uber is still determined to bring driverless cars to the masses. The ride …
Associated PressNotre Dame Cathedral Yellow vest anger burns in France, fueled by Notre Dame fireAssociated Press - By ANGELA CHARLTON and MICHEL EULER, Associated PressPARIS (AP) — French yellow vest protesters set fires Saturday along a march through Paris to drive home their message to a government they believe is ignoring the poor: that rebuilding the fire-ravaged
SiliconAngleadded this to SiliconANGLESAP SE Can artificial intelligence save SAP?siliconangle.com - Jason Bloomberg There are persistent signs that all is not well in the land of SAP. The German enterprise applications leader is in the midst of laying off thousands …
Los Angeles Timesadded this to BusinessAmazon Web Services Amazon plans to shutdown China marketplace in rare retreatLos Angeles Times - BloombergIn a rare retreat for Amazon.com Inc., the e-commerce giant plans to shut down its Chinese marketplace business in July as it shifts its focus to offering mainland consumers overseas products rather than
3rmadded this to 24/7/365LifeCoachLeadership Data Sheet—Why We Should Stop Haranguing Our Kids to Put Down Their PhonesFortune - Aaron Pressman Let’s end the week with something uplifting, a story about a tremendous teacher, mom, and author who knows a thing or two about the tech industry. I’m …
The Wall Street Journal.added this to TechSamsung Galaxy Samsung Galaxy Fold Non-Review: We Are Not Your Beta TestersThe Wall Street Journal. - Joanna SternWhen I was 13 I got a horrible sunburn. My mom told me not to peel my flaking skin but I couldn’t resist. Yeah, gross. I should have remembered her words when I got the $2,000 Samsung Galaxy Fold phone
Laura Lockeadded this to TechMuse via Laura Locke SiriusXM SiriusXM Unveils $8 Essential Plan for Consumers Without CarsVariety - Janko Roettgers SiriusXM wants to cater consumers without cars, or cars without compatible stereos, with a new $8 plan for mobile and in-home listening. Dubbed …
Inc Magazineadded this to LeadTechnology How a 'Horrendous' Candy That So Many People Hate Became a Best-Selling Easter Treat (Year After Year After Year) |Inc Magazine - By Bill Murphy Jr.Maybe there's no such thing as bad publicity. Perhaps it's better for people to hate your business than to pay it no attention. Case in point: Peeps, the highly controversial candy--adored by some, loathed
Phillip Naganoadded this to ChromebooksTechnology HP announces first 15-inch Chromebook, with backlit keys and number padAndroid AuthorityThe world of Chromebooks just keeps on growing, both literally and figuratively. Case in point, HP just announced the HP Chromebook 15, the company’s first 15-inch Chrome OS laptop (via CNET). Because
Shane Van Vegheladded this to Stuff I LikeTechnology A ZipRecruiter Executive Has Resigned After Details Of Alleged Sexual Misconduct Surfacedbuzzfeednews.com - Davey Alba Eyal Gutentag, CMO of ZipRecruiter, has left the company following a BuzzFeed News story containing new details of alleged sexual misconduct. Eyal …
The Motley Fooladded this to TechnologyInvesting 3 Top Artificial Intelligence Stocks to Watch in AprilThe Motley Fool - Steve Symington, Chris Neiger, and Anders Bylund These artificial intelligence innovators could create very real returns for your portfolio. "Artificial intelligence" might sound like an overused …
James Blackadded this to Business & StartupsTechnology Snap has three years to make a profit before it runs out of moneyLos Angeles Times - Elaine MooreIn spring 2017, global markets crowned Evan Spiegel the new boy king of tech. At just 26 years old, Spiegel took his photo-message and camera company Snap Inc. public for $24 billion, making it the biggest
Doug Sandlinadded this to Blockchain UnboundBlockchain Qtum launches 10,000-transactions-per-second enterprise blockchainsiliconangle.com - MARK ALBERTSON Open-source public distributed ledger blockchain platform the Qtum Foundation announced Thursday the launch of Unita, a blockchain protocol built for …
Recodeadded this to Code Conference 2018Technology A giant new investment from Yuri Milner’s DST will make StockX the first billion-dollar sneaker resellerRecode - Theodore Schleifer, Jason Del ReyDST, the venture capital firm founded by Yuri Milner, is expected to lead the deal. The online sneaker resale marketplace StockX is in advanced talks to be valued at $1 billion-plus in a new round of Recode
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