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Here are five things in technology that happened this past week and how they affect your business. Did you miss them?

Kenichiro Yoshida discusses the PlayStation maker's 'American' comeback, videogames he loves to play and the reason Sony has developed a car.

Shares of the companies that mine or make raw materials are lately trading like once-hot technology stocks. The S&P 500's materials sector is up around 5.4% this month, even as the broader index has fallen more than 4%.

Here's a look at the lowest home loan interest rates of some leading banks

Chad and JT are entrepreneurs, comedians and activists with a heart - a modern Cheech and Chong meets Bill and Ted, without all the weed jokes

If audiences were more willing to spend money on the movies and TV shows they claim to want, we wouldn't need to gender or race-swap James Bond or Superman.

With all the highest end customizations, the home costs about $413,000 and can be installed in just 90 minutes.

Metronome's digital clock in Manhattan, has been reprogrammed to illustrate a critical window for action to prevent the effects of global warming from becoming irreversible.

This coming weak is likely to be bearish but is also likely to be the end of the September decline.

Surging deposits and declining lending are driving banks to dramatically increase their holdings of U.S. Treasurys, offering significant support to the bond market at a time of unprecedented government borrowing.

"Education and clean energy stocks have moved in directions consistent with a rising probability of Democratic sweep," Goldman said.

The markets had another mixed week last week, driven downward by weakness in the tech sector. After noting the high risk in the market several weeks ago, this week the Viper Report's Tom Aspray shares his overall market ...

EU Commissioner Thierry Breton compared the power tech giants wield now to that of the banks before the financial crisis.

Researchers have identified more than 100 biases or tendencies that lead to poor decisions. These are six of the most common ones.       

Turning an idea into a valuable solution that makes a difference is a feeling that is worth every sleepless night, but how many of those nights are you willing to take before calling it a night? These five tips will help...

The pandemic is wreaking a particular kind of havoc in the households of loan-laden American white-collar workers. 'I will never claw my way out of this situation.'

In post-COVID planning, business leaders must prepare for any future -- including wild upsides or a serious and sustained downturn.

Democratic control of Congress could shape urgent tech policy issues like antitrust action against Big Tech companies, facial recognition, and data privacy.

Earlier this year, Bespoke Investment Group published a study that said something many investors will find either confusing, disappointing or both.

While presented as a new experience, what we see in the Infinite Office trailer is actually an evolution of the current Quest interface.

Green Bay Packers running back Aaron Jones had 236 total yards in a win over Detroit Sunday,

Nasdaq-listed company Microstrategy recently bought almost 17K bitcoins within 74 hours, costing about $175 million. The CEO of this billion-dollar company used to be a bitcoin skeptic but has recently become a bitcoin b...