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The disastrous false alarm issued by Hawaii over the weekend has raised concerns about what safeguards the state had in place. The alert, which told people a ballistic missile was about to hit, briefly terrified residents and visitors, as the state scrambled…

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On Friday, an Atlas V rocket will launch another satellite for the US military — one aimed at giving advanced warning of missile launches from space. The probe going up is called SBIRS GEO-4, for...

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Last week, I shared a presentation with an executive team at a large public SaaS company on everything I’ve learned about pricing. Here’s a summary of the frameworks and theory that I’ve aggregated over a decade of investing in startups.
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How self-driving cars will change--or even take--your job

Copenhagen’s reputation as a cyclists’ paradise isn’t just due to a lack of hills: Registration duties of up to 180 percent mean Denmark is one of the most expensive countries in which to buy a new car.

Italy’s antitrust organization wants to know if the two companies are intentionally slowing down their phones

Ford Motor Company Chairman imagines a time when machines and humans share the road

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The parent of Snapchat laid off roughly two dozen employees across 8 different teams on Thursday. Most of the layoffs were in the company's content division.

For decades, physicists have struggled to create a quantum theory of gravity. Now an approach that dates to the 1970s is attracting newfound attention.