Hyundai sees humanoid bots eventually being used in the healthcare sector “for sophisticated services such as caregiving for patients at hospitals.”
Scott Galloway explains how the pandemic supercharged Silicon Valley—and why it’s time to break up “The Four.”
Mega-cap tech stocks Alphabet, Apple, Amazon, Facebook, Netflix and Tesla have gained about 40% this year.
When the Nevada Department of Health and Human Services launched COVID Trace, one of the nation’s first COVID-19 contact-tracing smartphone apps, on Aug. 24, state health authorities “strongly recommended” all 3 million-plus Nevadans download and use the app.
Scott Galloway explains how the pandemic supercharged Silicon Valley—and why it’s time to break up “The Four.”
America's tech companies are strengthening their hold on the economy during the coronavirus crisis — though for investors, some results look better than others.
The world’s largest companies are all in technology, and four out of five of those “Big Tech” companies have grown to trillion-dollar market capitalizations.
Big Tech’s Washington hearing will be a spectacle for the ages Jeff Bezos, Tim Cook, Sundar Pichai and Mark Zuckerberg are set to be jointly held to account by Congress for the first time.
The Faustian bargain that has us trading private data for free services from the likes of Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google is finally getting attention from regulators and lawmakers.
Probes could bring fines that equal 10% of annual revenues to regulatory changes that break up their monopolies, but analysts aren't worried.
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