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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?

Self-care may sound like a luxury to a lot of leaders, but it's necessary--not just for your sanity, but also for your productivity.

In honor of #ThankGodItsMondayDay, five business leaders share how they get excited about Mondays.

NextMind is developing a brain computer interface that translates signals from the visual cortex into digital commands. A $399 Dev Kit is coming.

The Charmin toilet paper brand is rolling into CES 2020 with three innovations from its Charmin GoLab, including a smell detector for your bathroom.

Procter & Gamble showed up at its second CES ever with a familiar game plan: to make ordinary products better with AI, sensors, and other tech.

Pittsburgh-based educational tech company Digital Dream Labs plans to revive Vector, the last robot released by now-shuttered startup Anki.

If you're thinking of using a gym just once, or perhaps becoming a member, you'll soon be able to tour the facility in advance using AR or VR.

Enterprise customers will benefit from fully tetherless PC VR and a completely standalone mode, each with 4K maximum resolution and 6DoF tracking.