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  • Why the 'gig' economy may not be the workforce of the future

    Why the 'gig' economy might not be the workforce of the future: Tepid pay is limiting growth

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  • Why the 'gig' economy may not be the workforce of the future

    Why the 'gig' economy might not be the workforce of the future: Tepid pay is limiting growth

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  • Sky shares rally after Comcast wins bidding war

    Philadelphia-based Comcast said it hoped to complete the takeover by October.

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• Sep 23

  • Actor James Woods bashes Twitter after getting locked out

    Actor James Woods has been locked out of his Twitter account over a tweet from July that Twitter found to be in violation of its rules

    Sep 23

• Sep 23

  • What ignited many of California's worst wildfires a mystery

    Investigators never find what ignites many of California's worst wildfires, and that leaves officials with missed chances to learn something new

    Sep 23

• Sep 23

  • Germany's Porsche says it won't produce new diesel models

    Porsche's chief executive says the sports car maker won't produce any new diesel models in the wake of parent company Volkswagen's diesel emissions...

    Sep 23

• Sep 22

  • Japanese supply ship heads to space station after delays

    It's bringing 12,000 pounds of cargo including food, experiments and batteries.

    Sep 22

• Sep 22

  • Comcast beats Fox in Sky auction with $39B bid

    Comcast beats Fox in rare auction for Sky TV with $39B bid

    Sep 22

• Sep 22

  • Fox, Comcast bid for Sky in rare auction

    Comcast and 21st Century Fox are contenders for the highest bid for European broadcaster Sky

    Sep 22

• Sep 22

  • British regulator says Comcast has won an auction to formally bid for Sky, offering 29.6 billion pounds ($38.6 billion).

    British regulator says Comcast has won an auction to formally bid for Sky, offering 29.6 billion pounds ($38.6 billion).

    Sep 22

• Sep 22

  • Russian space chief: No '2nd-tier status' with NASA outpost

    Russia's space agency chief has warned that it wouldn't accept a second-tier role in a NASA-led plan to build an outpost near the moon, but Roscosmos...

    Sep 22

• Sep 22

  • Billionaires buying up media: Savior complex or civic duty?

    For beleaguered news organizations the prospect of a deep-pocketed savior _ perhaps from the same tech industry that was instrumental in sending print...

    Sep 22

• Sep 21

  • Is $1,100 too much for an iPhone? Get an older one for less

    Is $1,100 too much for an iPhone? You can get an older model for less - maybe way less

    Sep 21

• Sep 21

  • PayPal is the latest platform to ditch Alex Jones, Infowars

    PayPal is the latest platform to ditch Jones and his Infowars site, which along with conspiracy theories peddles "I Stand With Trump" t-shirts, Wake...

    Sep 21

• Sep 21

  • Twitter finds software privacy bug affecting direct messages

    Twitter says a bug might have caused private messages and protected tweets from some users to be mistakenly sent to developers who were not the...

    Sep 21

• Sep 21

  • FBI arrests Oregon man over alleged YouTube threats

    The FBI has arrested an Oregon man who they say threatened to kill YouTube employees and specifically threatened the CEO of the company, telling her...

    Sep 21

• Sep 21

  • California becomes 1st state to restrict restaurants on handing out plastic straws

    The law is intended especially to help protect marine animals.

    Sep 21

• Sep 21

  • Naval Academy's cybersecurity program receives accreditation

    U.S. Naval Academy's cyber operations program has been formally accredited

    Sep 21

• Sep 21

  • Memory's frailty may be playing role in Kavanaugh matter

    In he-said, she-said disputes like Kavanaugh case, frailty of memory may play a role

    Sep 21

• Sep 21

  • Congressmen question Google over kids' privacy on YouTube

    Two members of Congress are calling on Google to address concerns that YouTube might violate children's privacy

    Sep 21

• Sep 21

  • Amazon's Alexa helps parents with quiet mode

    Plus, a new backpack lightens the load and GoPro announces its new Hero 7 camera.

    Sep 21

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• Sep 21

  • Good rhino news in South Africa, where killing rate drops

    Good rhino news in South Africa, where killing rate drops after years of record numbers

    Sep 21

• Sep 21

  • Japan space rovers lowered to asteroid to collect data

    A Japanese spacecraft has released two small rovers on an asteroid in a mission that could provide clues to the origin of the solar system

    Sep 21

• Sep 21

  • Micron outperforms, but trade war costs emerge

    Micron Technology is outperforming, but Trump administration tariffs that go into effect next week are going to sting

    Sep 21

• Sep 21

  • German energy company: saving threatened forest 'illusion'

    A German energy executive whose company plans to clear an ancient forest to expand a lignite strip mine says it's an "illusion" to think the woodland...

    Sep 21

• Sep 20

  • Ivanka Trump tours NASA center in Houston, calls space crew

    Ivanka Trump visits NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston during stop on campaign tour of Texas

    Sep 20

• Sep 20

  • FBI: Solar observatory closed after child porn case opened

    An observatory in the mountains of southern New Mexico that mysteriously closed earlier this month appears to be linked to a child pornography...

    Sep 20

• Sep 20

  • The reason people hate wasps and love bees: Study

    “Culturally, we are brought up to hate or fear wasps."

    Sep 20

• Sep 20

  • AT&T fires back in bid to preserve its deal with Time Warner

    AT&T says Justice Department failed to show price hikes from Time Warner merger

    Sep 20

• Sep 20

  • State-backed hackers target Gmail of US senators, aides

    A U.S. senator says foreign government hackers continue to stalk U.S. senators and their aides through personal email accounts, but the Senate's...

    Sep 20

• Sep 20

  • Trump boosting offensive capabilities in cyber strategy

    The White House is warning foreign adversaries that the U.S. is preparing to step up its offensive cyber capabilities as part of a new government-wide...

    Sep 20

• Sep 20

  • Tossed net captures space junk in orbit-cleanup experiment

    Tossed net manages to capture space junk in an experiment to clean up debris in orbit

    Sep 20

• Sep 20

  • Study of puzzling fossils confirms they came from an animal

    Scientists say puzzling fossils from more than 500 million years ago are traces of an animal

    Sep 20

• Sep 20

  • Fox-Comcast battle to buy Sky to be settled by auction in UK

    British regulators say that the corporate battle between 21st Century Fox and Comcast to take over broadcaster Sky will be settled by auction.

    Sep 20

• Sep 20

  • 2 new Apple iPhones hit stores Friday

    The iPhone Xs and Xs Max hit stores on Sept. 21.

    Sep 20

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• Sep 20

  • The Latest: Foreign hackers target US senators, aides' Gmail

    A Google spokesman says the company has notified an unspecified number of senators and aides that their personal email accounts continue to be...

    Sep 20

• Sep 20

  • Google warns senators and staff of foreign phishing attempts

    Tech firms have taken a more active role against foreign political influence.

    Sep 20

• Sep 20

  • Pentagon is testing a 'molar mic' that attaches to your tooth

    The "molar mic" is part of a larger Pentagon effort to keep pace with big tech.

    Sep 20

• Sep 19

  • Lawmaker: US Senate, staff targeted by state-backed hackers

    A U.S. senator says foreign government hackers continue to stalk U.S. senators and their aides through personal email accounts, but the Senate's...

    Sep 19

• Sep 19

  • 3 hackers get light sentences after working with the FBI

    Three computer hackers whose "botnet" known as Mirai virtually paralyzed chunks of the Internet in 2016 have received light sentences after helping...

    Sep 19

• Sep 19

  • U.S. senator says foreign agents are targeting senators' personal accounts, but Senate security hasn't defended them

    U.S. senator says foreign agents are targeting senators' personal accounts, but Senate security hasn't defended them

    Sep 19

• Sep 19

  • How do Facebook ads allow companies to discriminate?

    The ACLU explains how Facebook allegedly prevented women from viewing job ads in male-dominated fields.

    Sep 19

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• Sep 19

  • US agrees to improve worker safety at polluted nuclear site

    The U.S. government will pay $925,000 and improve worker safety to settle a lawsuit over employee exposure to chemical vapors at the nation's most...

    Sep 19

• Sep 19

  • EU opens investigation into how Amazon uses data

    EU authorities open preliminary antitrust investigation into Amazon

    Sep 19

• Sep 19

  • Former exec sues Spotify over boys-only events and pay

    A former sales executive is suing Spotify Inc. for gender discrimination and equal pay violations

    Sep 19

• Sep 19

  • Tesla under investigation for alleged fraud

    A tweet about taking Tesla private from CEO Elon Musk has triggered a Justice Department investigation into the carmaker.

    Sep 19

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• Sep 19

  • Canadian crabs with bad attitude threaten coastal ecosystem

    Aggressive Canadian crabs invading US waters from Nova Scotia threaten coastal ecosystem

    Sep 19

• Sep 19

  • Germany to have 1 million electric cars by 2022

    Germans are beginning to embrace electric cars, with experts predicting the country will have a million hybrid or battery-electric vehicles on the...

    Sep 19

• Sep 18

  • 1st private moon flight passenger to invite creative guests

    Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa wants guests on his lunar orbit "to see the moon up close, and the Earth in full view, and create work to reflect...

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • Cybersecurity firm: More Iran hacks as US sanctions loomed

    A cybersecurity firm said that Iran-linked hackers had deployed phishing emails.

    Sep 18