SAN JOSE, Calif. — First, it was just a dream. Then it became a quirky research project undertaken by a handful of the nerdiest engineers in the robotics industry.
Now self-driving cars are on the...
SEATTLE — For a couple of minutes in a small, nondescript T-Mobile US conference room, the future of wireless is here.
Two phone-book sized pieces of equipment stand about 8 feet apart, one representing...
SAN JOSE, Costa Rica — In the 19th century, the customs house here brimmed with the imported wares that first helped this tiny Spanish-speaking nation become part of the wider world economy.
During...
MINNEAPOLIS — More than 600,000 times, researchers have cited Bio-Techne Corp. in academic papers as a manufacturer of tools that helped in their search for new tests and treatments.
The company,...
By Tim Johnson
McClatchy Washington Bureau
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SAN FRANCISCO — U.S. corporations that have long resisted bending to the demands of computer hackers who take their networks hostage are increasingly...
By Ronald D. White
Los Angeles Times
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LOS ANGELES — The gig: David Glickman, 51, is co-founder and chief executive of Ultra Mobile, a prepaid mobile carrier that provides low-cost, no-contract...
By Tracey Lien and Samantha Masunaga
Los Angeles Times
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Kids don’t use email any more. Facebook is for Mom and Dad. And Yik Yak is so 2015.
When it comes to communication in 2017, Snapchat is...
By Troy Wolverton
The Mercury News
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SAN FRANCISCO — At first glance, Jon Bischke would seem an unlikely spokesman for diversity.
He’s white, 40, blonde — and the CEO of a tech company, an...
By Nancy Dahlberg
Miami Herald
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MIAMI — Imagine telling your JPMorgan bosses you’re leaving a high-finance career to start a car-wash company. “They thought I was crazy,” Nathan Bekerman...
By Paresh Dave
Los Angeles Times
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LOS ANGELES — The company behind Snapchat has two offerings — that beloved, 5-year-old app for messaging and video streaming, and Spectacles, a months-old,...
By Paresh Dave
Los Angeles Times
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LOS ANGELES — Video games as a professional sport made no sense to Lars Windhorst, a European oil and agriculture investor, until a summer evening in Seoul....
By Elizabeth Wellington
The Philadelphia Inquirer
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PHILADELPHIA — Photographer Patrick Snook attended his first bespoke suit fitting late last month with an authentic Savile Row tailor — at...
