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OK Google, Here’s Why Men and Women Are Not the Same

By Liz Peek

Men and women are different. I probably won’t lose my job for saying that, but Google engineer James Damore did. The Google fracas is not just about free speech; it is about the ability of the...
Want to Protect Earth From Aliens? NASA Is Hiring

By Dave Mosher, Business Insider

US government scientists work hard to protect the public. Some study infectious diseases and effective treatments. Others ensure that drugs, food, vehicles, or consumer products live up to their...
Elon Musk: Here's How We Can Put a Million People on Mars

By Dave Mosher, Business Insider

In September 2016, tech mogul Elon Musk walked onto a stage in Guadalajara, Mexico, and laid out his vision to colonize Mars with his company SpaceX. The talk was bold for a couple of reasons. First...
Here’s Why Elon Musk Holds the Secret to Productivity Gains

By Liz Peek

To those Americans who envy China’s grandiose multi-trillion-dollar Silk Road ambitions, console yourselves: we have Elon Musk. China may have a bigger checkbook, the U.S. may be sinking under red...
5 Green Energy Technologies That Could Change the World

By Zainab Calcuttawala , Oilprice.com

Innovations in energy storage, smart grid, and electricity generation technologies will affect every part of the source-to-consumer supply chain for powering the planet. Energy storage tech improves...

Self-Drivings Cars May Change Where You Want to Live

By Deborah Findling, CNBC

Menlo Ventures managing director Venky Ganesan says that urban spaces will change dramatically once self-driving cars become widespread. "The average house is roughly 3,000 sq ft and it's been going...
Remember Google Glass? It's Not a Flop After All

By Christina Farr, CNBC

Google Glass isn't dead. In fact, it's a growing business. That's according to developers who license the smart glasses technology from Google Glass' enterprise-focused " Glass at Work " program...
Tesla Is Now Worth More Than Ford as It Shares Surge Higher

By Robert Ferris, CNBC

Tesla shares hit an all-time high on Monday, after the electric carmaker announced strong first-quarter delivery numbers Sunday that outpaced analysts' expectations. Tesla shares surged as high as $...
Why China Is a Big Part of Tesla’s Future

By Evelyn Cheng

Elon Musk's Tesla is a growing player in China, where the global fight to develop electric, self-driving cars is raging hot. Hong-Kong traded Tencent, a company best known for its WeChat messaging...
The New Tesla Model 3 Could be the Safest Car Ever

By Robert Ferris, CNBC

Tesla's Model 3 sedan could end up being significantly safer than the average car currently on the road, according to Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas. And customer preferences suggest that level of...

Hillary Laments Gender Pay Gap. Will She Run on That?

By Robin Respaut, Reuters

Hillary Clinton lamented the pay gap between men and women to a crowd of female technology executives on Tuesday, in a speech that showed she may make gender inequality a main theme in her likely...
The Biggest Money Scam on College Campuses

By Liz Weston, Reuters

Families receiving college financial aid offers this spring should beware: What they see this year may not be what they get next year. Some colleges make their most generous offers to high school...
3 Ways to Know If Concierge Medicine Is for You

By Sharon Epperson, CNBC

Paying for concierge health care, no longer a just a perk for the super rich, is growing in popularity. With rising out-of-pocket costs, higher deductibles in their health plans and fewer doctors in...
Why Uninsured Drivers Cost Us Over $2.6 Billion a Year

By Teresa Wiltz, Stateline

In 49 states and the District of Columbia, it’s against the law to drive without car insurance. Nevertheless, more than 12 percent of all U.S. drivers are uninsured. In 2012, the most recent year for...
Hospital Equipment May Have Infected L.A. Patients with Deadly Superbug

By Steve Gorman and Deena Beasley, Reuters

A large Los Angeles teaching hospital has told scores of patients they may have been exposed to a drug-resistant bacterial "superbug" during endoscopy procedures that infected seven patients and...

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