It is hard to see how Uber’s IPO story will hold up to scrutiny, particularly at a planned valuation of $120 billion.
Read more...Promoting and rewarding energy efficiency is popular even in conservative states, and is an important way to get the green ball rolling and have some near-term impact.
Read more...Does the testy abandonment of its New York City “HQ2” scheme mean we’ve hit Peak Amazon?
Read more...Welcome to reverse location search warrants, yet another technology-enabled violation of your Constitutional rights.
Read more...Cryptocurrency is more vulnerable to theft and loss than most of its fans want to believe.
Read more...Looking at some of the ramifications of a Green New Deal.
Read more...Simply breaking up monopolies via century-old economic remedies recommended by antitrust doctrine is insufficient if it is not accompanied by a rebalancing of economic power.
Read more...Soros just designated China’s AI and surveillance ambitions as the #1 enemy to “open societies”. Recall he’s already gone after Facebook and other US tech titans.
Read more...Electronic health care records continue to be a drag on doctor productivity and the quality of treatment.
Read more...Why Trump’s effort to revive Reagan’s “Star Wars” vaporware increases the risk of nuclear war.
Read more...Why the Green New Deal can’t deliver on its promises.
Read more...How CalPERS gave access to its sensitive member database to a company it barely knew, Votem Corp., with no contractual protection whatsoever. That’s like giving the keys to your house to someone you just met.
Read more...Quelle surprise! Scammers have cooked up trading schemes to defraud upstanding cryptocurrency users.
Read more...Housing is going pear-shaped in California tech-land….and you can’t blame it on a tech bust.
Read more...Using an exceptionally rich firm-level dataset from Belgium, this column finds that large firms benefit more from IT than small firms.
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