A start-up in London thinks it can shake up the barbering industry by persuading people to get their hair cut in a van.

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Fierce 5G competition and poor sales see company retreat from once booming sector

For all their pontificating and complex moral theories, ethicists are just as disappointingly flawed as the rest of humanity. A study of 417 professors published last week in Philosophical Psychology found that, though the 151 ethics professors expressed…

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The National Enquirer’s lawyer tried to get me to say there was no hacking.

A Leeds man is turning cold calls into profit by making marketing companies use his higher-rate line.

Security researchers have found a new kind of government malware that was hiding in plain sight within apps on Android’s Play Store. And they appear to have uncovered a case of lawful intercept gone wrong.

Farsight CEO Paul Vixie thinks more people should rely on their own servers to translate internet addresses, rather than relying on Google's.

“No one can buy a decent life with only two pennies a mile in profit.”

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Chinese authorities are accused of harassing and intimidating the Uyghur migrant community in Australia, amid a looming threat that family members could be detained.

Air passengers at a growing number of U.S. airports will no longer need to remove electronics, liquids, and other items from their carry-on luggage at security checkpoints as the Transportation Security Administration rolls out new technology.

First part of this series | Previous | Next |Index In the latter part of the last episode, I outlined two problems I want to solve next. The first is to weigh in the direction of my target when fin…