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IBM Wants to Put a Watson in Your Pocket
The Jeopardy!-winning computer could answer health and finance queries -
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Hollywood Finds Digitization Isn't So Scary After All
The slow death of the DVD was supposed to spell doom. Instead, it's created a vibrant new market in streaming services -
Science & Research
Elon Musk, the 21st Century Industrialist
Nations hire him to get to outer space. His solar company is cash-flow positive. His electric supercars seat seven. Superheroes emulate him. He wants to die on Mars -
Personal Technology
My Life as a TaskRabbit
Our writer jumps into the "distributed workforce" pool and encounters low pay, filth, and bees -
Profiles
JPay, the Apple of the U.S. Prison System
The Miami-based company is marketing a prison-proof music player. Next up: a tablet -
Apple
With iPhone 5, Apple Again Raises the Smartphone Bar
Its screen is wider and longer, and it's faster, but its chief job remains to bring users into Apple’s world of digital media and 700,000 mobile apps -
Media & Marketing
At Procter & Gamble, the Innovation Well Runs Dry
The consumer giant pioneered disposable diapers, synthetic detergents, and fluoride toothpaste -
Profiles
The Startups on San Francisco's Billionaire's Row
"Incubator houses" for entrepreneurs sprout even in the better Bay Area neighborhoods -
Apps & Software
Flipboard Brings Glossy Print-Style Ads to the iPad
The newsreader app has a singular take on digital ads -
Energy
Robots: The Future of the Oil Industry
Companies are investing in unmanned, robotic drilling rigs -
Apps & Software
A Privacy-Friendly Way to Ban Gambling Addicts From Casinos
The Canadian province of Ontario uses facial recognition technology to ban gambling addicts from casinos and stop lawsuits -
Hard Choices
John Chambers on Keeping Cisco on Top
How the chairman and CEO of Cisco Systems kept the tech heavyweight from ending up like his prior employer, Wang Laboratories -
Policy
Potholes? There's an App for That
The Citizens Connect app is just one of the innovations to emerge from Boston's Office of New Urban Mechanics -
Reinventing Business
My Bright Idea: Jennifer Granholm on Worker Retraining
Michigan's former Democratic governor says specific, relevant retraining can boost worker placement -
Policy
My Bright Idea: Robert E. Litan on the Startup Act 2.0
Bloomberg Government's director of research says the bipartisan legislation would help rejuvenate U.S. entrepreneurship, in part by harnessing the talent of skilled immigrants
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