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What politicians are getting wrong about fixing higher education
From Capitol Hill to the Democratic Presidential debates, the drumbeat for new approaches to higher education is getting louder. On ... -
US mobile bank MoneyLion raises $100 million at ‘near unicorn’ valuation
There’s a new fintech startup in the U.S. that is inching closer to the unicorn status. New York City-headquartered MoneyLion, which ... -
Freshly elected as UK’s next PM, Boris Johnson pledges full fiber broadband bonanza
Get ready for a British Trump: The UK will shortly have a new prime minister after the Conservative Party membership overwhelmingly voted ... -
Petcube’s Bites 2 and Play 2 amuse pets and humans alike with Alexa built-in
Petcube’s original Bites smart treat dispenser and Play pet camera with a built-in laser pointer were great for pet parents who ... -
Don’t blame flawed Silicon Valley for the rot of Wall Street and Washington
The techlash is well underway. Blame Facebook! Blame Google! Blame Amazon! (Apple and Microsoft still seem relatively immune, for now.) ... -
SpaceX targets Tuesday for Starhopper demo rocket hover test
SpaceX is preparing for a key test in development of its next-generation Starship spacecraft, with a target of performing a ‘hover’ ... -
FEC says political campaigns can now get discounted cybersecurity help
In a long awaited decision, the Federal Elections Commission will now allow political campaigns to appoint cybersecurity helpers to protect ... -
Visa funds $40M for no-password crypto vault Anchorage
Visa and Andreessen Horowitz are betting even bigger on cryptocurrency, funding a big round for fellow Facebook Libra Association member Anchorage’s omnimetric blockchain ... -
Facebook will start taking a cut of fan subscriptions in 2020
Facebook will take a cut of up to 30% on fan subscriptions, beginning on January 1, 2020. The social network is ...
