Month: July 2017

Working prototype versions of the smallest spacecraft ever conceived made it to orbit last month, hitching a ride aboard the

Google.org is on a mission to help people find jobs, so it has pledged $50 million to fund nonprofit organizations

A new week brings a fresh Google initiative targeting AI startups. We started the month with the announcement of Gradient

If you enjoy getting lost in memes and social media, you’ve undoubtedly stumbled across 9GAG at some point. 9GAG is

Roy S. Kaufman Contributor Roy S. Kaufman is editor-in-chief of Art Law Handbook: From Antiquities to the Internet, author of

Instagram seems to be down for some users. According to the live outage map on Down Detector, the service is

Your Notifications tab on Twitter might be getting a little more busy. The company recently added a new feature to

In the latest hearing to define the scope of the upcoming trial between self-driving technology rivals Waymo and Uber, District

With Obamacare reform back from the dead and wending its way toward a substantive vote, the Trump administration has decided

The IPO market isn’t looking much more vibrant than last year, underscores a new survey. That could be discouraging for