As the New England Patriots returned to practice on Wednesday, so did Julian Edelman. The veteran wide receiver's window to be activated off injured reserve has opened.
Whether your organization’s goal is to delight customers or improve healthcare outcomes, one of the biggest challenges is finding the right data to answer your questions.
For young children and parents alike, it has been a seriously disruptive and challenging year for education. Hello Genius offers a lifeline
Paul Alexander repeatedly advocated for allowing young and middle-aged Americans to become infected with the coronavirus this summer to build herd immunity.
Bitcoin reached new highs at the end of November 2020, and with many analysts expecting the price to continue soaring, digital currency and blockchain are back in the news.
#1-Ranked Industry Analyst Patrick Moorhead takes a closer look as last week, HPE announced that its high-performance computing (HPC) offerings will now be available through GreenLake—a move designed to make it easier for mainstream enterprises to adopt HPC.
John Hinman, a San Francisco-based partner in the law firm of Hinman & Carmichael LL, says the new regulation is being pushed forward with Covid being used as an excuse for its implementation.
When we think of CEOs as leaders, we typically consider them inspiring visionaries or savvy businesspeople. Geoff Crouse has achieved more as a CEO by being a mentor.
Warm (and dovish) holiday greetings from your friendly neighborhood central bank. In a move that likely surprised no one, the Fed held the line on interest rates and committed to continue its bond-buying program.
Here are a few unique and cool ideas for the food lovers on your list, which you can send safely without fighting last minute crowds. Get some for yourself, too, as a special holiday treat.
The Federal Reserve held the final meeting of 2020 and made it very clear that easy money is here to stay for the foreseeable future. Here are three big points
If environmental activism by investors can compel ExxonMobil to change, then Twitter, Amazon and Nike should watch out.
The nearest known exoplanet is found in the habitable zone of our nearest star. However a recent study finds that the planet might be in the cross-hairs of a killer sun.
Retailers are embracing buy now and pay later (BNPL) point-of-sale loan service to attract younger shoppers this holiday season.
Bernie Sanders says Congress has “got to do more.”
One day after making his preseason debut with the Houston Rockets, James Harden addressed the media for the first time this season.
With the world in a more unpredictable state than ever, there are five key actions companies can take to boost their ability to lead and succeed in 2021 and beyond.
Here's why Matt Reeves' found footage monster flick can stand toe-to-toe with Alfred Hitchcock's 1960 classic.
Throughout his career Tom Sachs has created numerous sculptures and installations focused around his interpretation of the Apollo program. His recent launch is a special-edition lamp featuring a Lunar Module drawing.
Washington State's Quilceda Creek makes world-class cult wines worthy of any Christmas list.
Scary Mommy has teamed up with Huggies for a new four episode late night talk show made specially for moms.
After stocks showed signs of strength on Tuesday, the theme of the back and forth tug of war between optimism and pessimism continued on Wednesday with stocks showing minor losses. Using deep learning algorithms, our AI has crunched the data to give you a set of Top Shorts.
Shutting entire teams down for the holiday season, whether at year-end, summer, or other seasons in different geographies, is not a new idea. And it's shown to improve performance, productivity, and retention. If you don't already do it, 2020 is the year to try.
Game Industry and Healthcare Technology writer Zane Pickett interviewed With CEO Steve Lee About his companies latest Flagship PureWave Gen II percussion device.
Imagine our happiness like our blood sugar level. Achieving a goal is akin to eating something sweet; it causes our levels to spike bringing with it a temporary rush of positive emotion but eventually – and far more quickly than we think – we return to normal. It's called hedonic adaptation.