"The great majority of your money remains in equities," Buffett wrote in his highly-anticipated annual letter. "That preference won't change."

Amazon recently changed the wording on their website when it comes to buying Kindle ebooks.

Private antitrust cases against Equifax, Pepsi, American Express, the Ultimate Fighting Championship, and Corteva are going through the courts. And it turns out, judges get the monopoly problem.

How a radical epilepsy treatment in the early 20th century paved the way for modern-day understandings of perception, consciousness, and the self

A sophisticated machine called the LM-3032 Tape Restorator is helping give new life to decaying, decades-old cassettes.

A bill headed to the Senate floor in Utah would require officers to disclose if a police report was written by generative AI. The bill, S.B. 180, requires a department to have a policy governing the

Gig workers for Uber, Lyft, Instacart, and other ride-hailing and delivery services earned less and worked more hours in 2024.

Open source project management that works for you, not against you. Self-hosted, simple, and powerful.

A map of torii gates located outside of Japan (except for US military presence), created by Dr. Kaitlyn Ugoretz (Nanzan Institute for Religion and Culture).

Or, the early history of Intel Corporation

During a Thursday meeting, Ukraine was told it faced imminent shutoff of the service if it did not reach a deal on critical minerals, a source said.

I’m a firm believer in text labels. Interfaces are over-stuffed with icons. The more icons we have to scan over, the more brain power we put

Penn notified department chairs that it will cut admissions across graduate programs — a decision faculty members say will force them to rescind offers from newly-accepted students.

A spokesperson for the University told WESA Friday that the school has "temporarily paused additional Ph.D. offers of admission," while Pitt works to understand how proposed federal funding cuts could play out.