From luggage handling to in-flight entertainment, traveling could be given a much-needed upgrade with blockchain and cryptocurrencies.
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies require a digitally-secure foundation to be at all viable in the long term.
As Bitcoin’s price rises and more institutional money is flowing into the cryptocurrency market,
Ethereum is the most suited for growth.
An expert predicts whether the cryptocurrency will crash to zero or rocket past $1 million by 2027.
Make no mistake: Blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies are heading to mainstream audiences in 2018.
Bungie’s game director will discuss the December update next week.
The president't daughter made a bizarre-sounding statement during a discussion on tax reform, leading to mockery on Twitter.
A source is claiming that Samsung Electronics recently invested in a Chinese artificial intelligence technology developer out of political consideration.
AMC will help launch VR experiences in locations including its theaters.
Neudata provides hedge funds with metadata about the vast array of alternative data sets.
A trading strategy is only as good as its data — including data gleaned from popular social media sites. Quandl CEO Tammer Kamel explains.
Analyzing social media could help AI software make better stock predictions.
Can Facebook's revenue growth continue to impress?
Exchange-traded funds are a smart investment choice -- at any age.
Known as HBJ, former Qatar Prime Minister Sheikh Hamad Bin Jassam Al Thani is one of the world’s wealthiest men, with a personal fortune of $10.3 billion.
Gradient Ventures will focus on investing in startups who work with artificial intelligence.
Numerai chose not to ICO, but rampant speculation on NMR tokens still threatened the carefully balanced alignment of the project.
Ashton Kutcher announced plans to host a “live open dialog about gender equality in the work place and in tech in general.”
Markets are not governed by an unalterable rationality; rather they reflect the humanity of their participants.
LendUp, a startup that offers loans to people seen as too risky by banks, announces strategic investment from PayPal.
The U.K. is seen as a hotbed of technology talent which the giants of Silicon Valley are fighting to recruit.
Investors are moving away from risky equities toward stabler bonds, signaling fears of potential stock-market fallout.
