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Apple is warning investors that revenue guidance projections for the upcoming quarter will be missed due to coronavirus impacts on manufacturing and sales.

The Japanese display company has been working on small, high-density VR screens for some time, and appears set to debut them in actual products this year.

There are more than 1,150 AI-focused startups in Israel, but some worry that the nation risks falling behind because it lacks a unified AI policy.

King Cake Hub has become a small business success story.

The thinking was that you need to check whether your product idea can sell to build a unicorn. Now there is an advance on this concept with the Minimum-Viable-Company. Is that enough?

Logitech Streamcam is a new $170 webcam for content creators on Twitch, YouTube, and more. It excels at 1080p60 video capture and other coveted features.

The leading attorney general behind state opposition to the T-Mobile/Sprint merger has opted to let the deal move forward. Will other states follow suit?

The European Union will propose new regulations for AI this week that will focus on ethics and transparency to compete with the United States and China.

The first step to bridge the gender gap in AI is awareness. By understanding the nature and significance of the gender bias, we can take meaningfully steps to bridge the divide.

Simplicity is something I love. Since February is the shortest month of the year, I decided it would be great to get a short tip from 20 entrepreneurs I admire, on how they reach seven figures a year.

U.K.-based Oxford VR hopes to lead the way in automated VR therapy in the future, and it just raised £10 million ($13.05 million) to help achieve that goal.

Food technology and vertical farming are both growing markets.

Mike thinks leaders should look beyond the fun, quirky extras, and also encourage their team members to look within.

Today, many college graduates don't immediately find a job after graduation. Here's what you can do to get ahead and bank early.