The deal values WeWork between $7.5 billion and $8 billion, sources familiar with the matter say.

WikiLeaks founder’s legal team wanted an extra month to submit evidence

A long long rant about my continued frustration with today's Apple. Nothing new, really.

Fried onion meets 1984.

The place you go to when layoffs happen!

An interview with this specialist in human rights, technology and freedom of expression to discuss how today’s societies are advancing to the drumbeat of “digital colonialism”.

SoftBank expected to inject as much as $5B in the struggling business.

Emerging bio-, nano-, and cyber-technologies are enabling criminals to target anyone anywhere and, due to democratization, increasingly…

SoftBank will pay Neumann $200 million to leave WeWork's board of directors and support its takeover.

When it comes to the exact cost cross-AZ data transfer, the AWS documentation is a bit ambiguous. So I ran a little experiment to figure out how much it costs to move data between availability zones in the same region.

Advice on how to make a great puzzle game: The good, the bad and the structure to follow when designing your puzzle game levels.

Tim Cook will work closely with Chinese government officials to promote Tsinghua University's economics and management school.CEO of Apple Inc. Tim Cook was announced in Beijing on Friday as chairman of Tsinghua University's School of Economics and Management

In the years following 2003, the U.S. military dotted Iraq with over 500 military bases, many of them close to Iraqi cities. These cities suffered the impacts of bombs, bullets, chemical and other weapons, but also the environmental damage of op...

[Nicked from the FB Vintage Computer Club] Someone was claiming that the big innovation of OS/2 2 was that it used CPU protection rings, and that made it better than any version of Windows ever. XKCD 386 got me. Protection rings date back to the 1960s or…

Treat yourself to the best pizza, sides and desserts from your nearest Pizza Hut. Get delivery or takeaway today.

A sonic tribute to Umberto Eco.