TIME Davos Debate: ‘Is Europe Back?’
Despite narrowed credit spreads, receding break-up speculation, and climbing stock prices, questions about Europe’s recovery remain
Despite narrowed credit spreads, receding break-up speculation, and climbing stock prices, questions about Europe’s recovery remain
Millennials often get a bad rap, but people under 30 have already changed society in profound and positive ways. Just think of digital behemoths like Facebook and Instagram that have radically shifted the way we connect with one another — both were created by people in their 20s. But Mark Zuckerberg and Kevin Systrom are passing the …
First Dell arranged a leveraged buyout to take itself private. Now BlackBerry is making a similar move, working with its largest investor Fairfax Financial in a proposed $4.7 billion deal. Does this mean the market climate is …
It may surprise you to learn that the Korean-American rebel chef David Chang, known for his delicious, creative food and brash, edgy attitude, majored in religion at preppy Trinity College in Hartford.
Much about Chang’s …
On Sept. 18, search giant Google revealed Calico, a new company it would launch to tackle some of humanity’s most difficult problems, namely aging. The health care company will focus on long-term bets that can significantly …
Bold project, to be led by biotech pioneer Arthur Levinson, will tackle’s some of health care’s biggest problems
That dubious distinction now belongs to the rupiah
Automakers showed off tony (and tiny) new models.
Circuit Judge Jay Bybee wrote that this collection violated the Wiretap Act, and that privacy protections do not depend on whether or not the network is secure.
A colorful iPhone 5C and a more powerful iPhone 5S.
It would not surprise me if Apple creates the smartwatch that actually drives this category into the mainstream. I just don’t expect it to happen anytime soon.