3 Common Online Habits Are Putting Your Personal Information at Risk, New Research Reveals
The number of reported data breaches in the U.S. is on the rise.
The Download: AI tracking birds, and a pig kidney transplant
This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. AI is changing how we study bird migration In a warming world, migratory birds face many existential threats. Scientists rely on a combination of methods to track the timing and location of their…
There’s Never Been a Better Time to Be Your Own Boss — and Here’s Why
Carving out a good life using the traditional path is getting harder. Here’s why being your own boss is the key to satisfaction.
These Are the 4 Essential Ingredients You Need for Day Trading Success
The ingredients are straightforward enough; having the will to use all of them is not.
How Much Do Small Businesses Pay Their Employees? It Varies Significantly By State — Here’s the Full Ranking.
Working for a small business can pay a lot more — or less — depending on where you live.
When Her Small Business Was in Crisis, She Started a Salty Side Hustle — Then ‘Took a Long Shot in the Dark’ That Got Walmart’s Attention
Yasmin Curtis had to get creative after her seafood restaurant Two Fish Crab Shack took a hit during the pandemic.
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The Download: AIDS denialism, and AI safety mechanisms
This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. How covid conspiracies led to an alarming resurgence in AIDS denialism Several million people were listening in February when Joe Rogan falsely declared that “party drugs” were an “important factor in AIDS.” His…
Is This Business Idea Too Good Not to Steal? Find Out on This Episode of ‘Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch.’
In this episode, contestants come with great products — and investors come with tough questions.
What to know about China’s push for hydrogen-powered transportation
This story first appeared in China Report, MIT Technology Review’s newsletter about technology in China. Sign up to receive it in your inbox every Tuesday. There’s a decent chance you’ve heard of hydrogen-powered vehicles but never seen one. Over 18,000 are in the US, almost exclusively in California. On the outside they look just like traditional vehicles,…
How covid conspiracies led to an alarming resurgence in AIDS denialism
Several million people were listening in February when Joe Rogan falsely declared that “party drugs” were an “important factor in AIDS.” His guest on The Joe Rogan Experience, the former evolutionary biology professor turned contrarian podcaster Bret Weinstein, agreed with him: The “evidence” that AIDS is not caused by HIV is, he said, “surprisingly compelling.”…