OPINION

The political system is not currently designed to provide the kind of policy solutions that can actually solve our problems.

In search of the quickest, most accurate delivery, Amazon and Walmart should arm themselves with the latest asset management solution: real-time tracking technologies.

When the problem evolves from securing our data to securing the physical devices we rely on -- our homes, our cars, crucial medical devices -- how can we protect ourselves?  

If there ever were a Trojan Horse of public education, it is stabled with technologists now generously giving away Virtual Reality and other fun tech toys.

China will be forced to crank up its economic statecraft to retaliate against the U.S. House's actions to promote human rights.

Errol Spence Jr. may be out of the boxing ring longer than anticipated. It all depends on the penalties arising from his DWI charge.

Instant runoffs encourage more civil campaigns as candidates seek to appeal to an audience that may not have them as their first choice but would consider them as a second.

Youth activists are emboldened to make our voices heard because our future hangs in the balance.

Most K-12 schools aren't preparing students to fill the jobs of the future.  

The effect that 5G will have on a city like New York is far-reaching. It will help fuel new innovations and create an immersive world of interactive services and experiences, all delivered in real-time.

After four long years of teasing, teasers and release dates; Slitherine has finally published Close Combat: The Bloody First. The fiddly tabletop wargame isn't anything close to Company of Heroes but it rocks.

The Forced Arbitration Injustice Repeal, or FAIR, Act effectively bans "private, pre-dispute arbitration," a type of out-of-court legal proceeding that Americans have relied on for almost 100 years.

CEOs must demonstrate they're serious by transforming their firms into "B corporations," which legally bind themselves to the common good.

The worst banker in the world when it comes to funding the climate crisis is JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon.

The rise of new technologies has opened up the possibility of a smart mobility future where people around the world enjoy the benefits of ownership without the burdens. This is the paradigm shift from ownership to participation.

It is clear that key parts of today’s food systems are not working for the planet, or for people.

The principles, structures, and technologies upon which social media channels were built have enabled a sharp rise in the success and popularity of their payment offerings.

Trying to predict an ultimate victor in a winner-take-all blockchain competition is premised on a false assumption: that “blockchain” is a monolithic concept that will ultimately be dominated by, at most, a few giants. 

The 2020 elections are predicted to cost more than $10 billion, once again shattering past spending records. Most of this money will come from a tiny portion of Americans, global corporations, some big unions, and other undisclosed sources.

Lamar Odom claims that Dallas Mavericks team owner Mark Cuban kicked him during one game in the past.

Derrick Rose that Joakim Noah is one of his closes friends. He hopes his son PJ grows up to be like the NBA veteran who he considers a good role model.

The Sims offered “freedom” to do anything “without limitations,” and yes, Flores said that it includes having romantic ties – even marriage – to “whomever they wish regardless of gender.”

Call it controversial, but yes, some of these are quite notorious as the once innocent pastime is now involved with sensitive matters.

The Internet of Things offers the promise of greater efficiency and convenience, not to mention economic growth. But it also presents unique challenges.

In some industries, such as biotechnology and life sciences, artificial intelligence and machine learning are actually being used to "save" lives, laying the groundwork for treatments for patients who aren’t even born yet.

EU's GDPR is not restricted by geopolitical borders and has power beyond any one legislator’s jurisdiction.

Local Law 97 is applicable to all buildings in New York City that are over 25,000 square feet and provides a straightforward limit on the amount of greenhouse gas emissions a building can have.

Kyle Kuzma is being pursued by three shoe companies right now although Nike seems to have the inside track.

The General Data Protection Regulation requires companies that have data on individuals grant them the right to data portability or erasure.