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Tech analyst Patrick Moorhead's VMworld 2017 recap.

Cryptocurrencies have rebounded, following a decline linked to a Chinese government crackdown on ICOs. Will digital assets ultimately benefit from greater scrutiny?

After a two-year hiatus, biotech stocks are making a comeback. From the historic May 2009 bottom through the summer of 2015, biotech stocks were one of the strongest groups in the market.

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Mexico's 2013 telecom reform has successfully brought new players into the market, but the biggest companies continue to be dominant in the TV and phone markets, a new OECD report says.

Smart scheduling and a lack of competition allowed 'The Hitman's Bodyguard' to top the weekend box office three times without grossing all that much.

I’m pretty sure clowns were always scary.

North Korea remains a threat to world peace. But is Kim Jong Un and the potential for military escalation the biggest threat to global markets?

A human genome can now be sequenced in a few days for a few thousand dollars. As a result, new classes of drugs are under development to combat diseases for which no treatments exist. A revolution in biotech is coming to fruition, making them a rare bright spot in an otherwise slow-growth economy.

Big governments are catching up with Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. And are crushing them. Bitcoin is losing close to 10 percent, Ethereum 21.74 percent, Litecoin 24.92 percent, and BitConnect 32.10 percent.

Eliminating state-level income tax when selling a business just became more broadly available. Minnesota business owners have now joined the list of eligible sellers. Recently, the Minnesota Tax Court struck down a statute that sought to tax structures commonly used for the purpose.

Targa 4 GTS is a prime example of Porsche’s product planning and marketing strategy to precisely slice up the sports car market so that most competitors priced between a Boxster S and 911 Turbo S Cabrio enter the arena wearing the label “charismatic alternative” or “rough-edged bang for the buck.”

The right design change, even if it's tiny, can have a huge effect on the finished product. That's what Samsung has introduced in its latest Note handset.

China has banned initial coin offerings, while cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum remain legal. But their regulatory future remains uncertain.

Guys like Secretary of State and former Exxon C.E.O. Rex Tillerson keep blocking regulations on carbon emissions, saying that we'll "adapt" to climate change. As we've seen in Houston and Bangladesh, it's a lot easier for the rich to adapt to rising sea levels than the poor. Cartoon by Andy Singer.

'Destiny 2' launches on console in just two days, but you won't be able to play until Bungie's servers go live. Here's when you can get in on the action.

China's new ban on initial coin offerings may reduce financial risks, but will also dampen blockchain innovation.

With every song Prince left behind, he informs us all that the very act of listening is a skill we can constantly improve upon.

Seven new albums enter the uppermost area on the Billboard 200, an odd feat for one of the quietest times of the year for the music industry.

Buried on the depth chart behind stars, you may not play these guys all season. But if you do, ohhhh if you do, it will be glorious. Here are lottery ticket running backs that could win your fantasy league.

The newly leaked VMI details what Apple will cover under warranty, what it will charge you for, and when you're out of luck. Get tips on how to make sure your iPhone repair is covered.

Yes, the box office was down, but the movies were good. That will help over the long run.

What with the news that the Nintendo Switch has sold over 1.5 million units in Japan since its release in March, the way in which it is selling will likely mean it will end up as the next major console in the region.

Security experts safely removed the fuse from a massive 1.4 ton ‘Blockbuster’ unexploded second world bomb in Frankfurt at the weekend, but when the biennial auto show opens there next week, the German industry will be under fire from issues likely to be much more difficult to decontaminate.