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Reinventing Business
Forget GDP. Data Crunchers Measure Happy Tweets for Key Economic Indicator
The researchers hope government will use the tool in conjunction with traditional economic and emotional indicators -
Reinventing Business
To Catch Up With E-tail, Tools to Track Shoppers in the Store
Tech startups help retailers close the data gap with online rivals -
Reinventing Business
Amazon’s ‘Betas’ Sends Up Life in a Pseudo Silicon Valley
If enough users vote for the show's pilot, Amazon will turn it into a series -
Google
Google Turns to Big Data to Unmask Human Traffickers
Google and a trio of groups combating human trafficking are turning to the power of Big Data analytics -
Consumer Electronics
HP Shoots for the Moon With a New, Smaller Server
Longer term, HP could have a hit with a server that uses low-power chips -
innovator
Innovator: Stephen Lake's Muscle-Reading Remote Control
His startup, Thalmic Labs, has created an armband that allows wearers to control electronic devices with gestures without holding a gadget -
Reinventing Business
German Publisher Axel Springer Seeks Classified Profits
The newspaper giant fights to regain lost ad revenue -
Apple
Apple and the Mysterious Case of the Missing Moonshot
As its rivals push into new areas, Apple has started to look like an innovation laggard -
Manufacturing
Businesses Bet on Iron Man-Like Exoskeletons
Companies are selling wearable machines with military, industrial, and medical uses -
Consumer Electronics
Amazon Tries to Push Into Original TV Programming
Amazon Studios has 14 pilots set to debut this spring on the e-tailer's Instant Video service -
Apps & Software
Alan Cohen: The Ad Man Who Molds Tech Startups
How Madison Avenue is advising the next generation of mobile firms -
Social Media
Fab.com: Winning in E-Commerce With Whimsy
A failed social network's success with eclecticism prompts a move into branded lines -
Personal Technology
Volio Aims for Videos That Simulate Conversation
The startup's "participatory videos" listen when you talk to the screen -
Media & Marketing
Netflix Adds Facebook Features to Its Video Service
To improve subscriber loyalty, Netflix makes viewing movies and TV shows more social -
Apps & Software
As Evernote's Cult Grows, the Business Market Beckons
The organization app's devotees love storing their work and personal data in one place. But that may change when it's mandated by the boss
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Reinventing Business
To Catch Up With E-tail, Tools to Track Shoppers in the Store
Tech startups help retailers close the data gap with online rivals -
Reinventing Business
Amazon’s ‘Betas’ Sends Up Life in a Pseudo Silicon Valley
If enough users vote for the show's pilot, Amazon will turn it into a series -
Consumer Electronics
Amazon Tries to Push Into Original TV Programming
Amazon Studios has 14 pilots set to debut this spring on the e-tailer's Instant Video service -
Personal Technology
My Life as a TaskRabbit
Our writer jumps into the "distributed workforce" pool and encounters low pay, filth, and bees -
Apps & Software
As Evernote's Cult Grows, the Business Market Beckons
The organization app's devotees love storing their work and personal data in one place. But that may change when it's mandated by the boss -
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 -
Social Media
Fab.com: Winning in E-Commerce With Whimsy
A failed social network's success with eclecticism prompts a move into branded lines -
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 -
Apple
Apple and the Mysterious Case of the Missing Moonshot
As its rivals push into new areas, Apple has started to look like an innovation laggard -
Science & Research
For IBM, Africa Is Risky and Rife With Opportunity
Big Blue thinks its software and data expertise will sell in the region -
Consumer Electronics
HP Shoots for the Moon With a New, Smaller Server
Longer term, HP could have a hit with a server that uses low-power chips -
Technology
A Surprise in Every Birchbox
Delivering monthly boxes full of samples is the latest startup fad -
innovator
Innovator: Stephen Lake's Muscle-Reading Remote Control
His startup, Thalmic Labs, has created an armband that allows wearers to control electronic devices with gestures without holding a gadget -
Reinventing Business
As Tesla Eyes Profit, Elon Musk Wants to Punch Himself in the Face
Investors were not that impressed by Tesla's fourth-quarter results, as rising costs offset rising sales -
Science & Research
Tesla Fires Up Solar-Powered Charging Stations
Tesla Motors has begun its quest to build a nationwide network of charging stations for electric cars
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Reinventing Business
To Catch Up With E-tail, Tools to Track Shoppers in the Store
Tech startups help retailers close the data gap with online rivals -
Reinventing Business
Amazon’s ‘Betas’ Sends Up Life in a Pseudo Silicon Valley
If enough users vote for the show's pilot, Amazon will turn it into a series -
Reinventing Business
Facebook Delves Deeper Into Search
A former Google engineer is leading a team at Facebook that's working to improve search on the social network -
Personal Technology
My Life as a TaskRabbit
Our writer jumps into the "distributed workforce" pool and encounters low pay, filth, and bees -
Science & Research
Tesla Fires Up Solar-Powered Charging Stations
Tesla Motors has begun its quest to build a nationwide network of charging stations for electric cars -
innovator
Innovator: Stephen Lake's Muscle-Reading Remote Control
His startup, Thalmic Labs, has created an armband that allows wearers to control electronic devices with gestures without holding a gadget -
Consumer Electronics
HP Shoots for the Moon With a New, Smaller Server
Longer term, HP could have a hit with a server that uses low-power chips -
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 -
Apps & Software
As Evernote's Cult Grows, the Business Market Beckons
The organization app's devotees love storing their work and personal data in one place. But that may change when it's mandated by the boss -
Science & Research
For IBM, Africa Is Risky and Rife With Opportunity
Big Blue thinks its software and data expertise will sell in the region -
Apps & Software
An App That Helps You Cozy Up to Strangers
Highlight's version of "ambient social networking" is dominating South by Southwest before it even begins -
Science & Research
Robot Workers: Coexistence Is Possible
In more and more industries, human workers are losing out to robots—but the machines can't do everything -
Entertainment
BuzzFeed, the Ad Model for the Facebook Era?
Some see BuzzFeed's kitten videos and celebrity chatter as "click bait." Co-founder Jonah Peretti sees a new business model he calls Social Publishing -
Apps & Software
GE Tries to Make Its Machines Cool and Connected
The company is touting its Big Data cred with an office in Silicon Valley and an army of developers -
Reinventing Business
German Publisher Axel Springer Seeks Classified Profits
The newspaper giant fights to regain lost ad revenue
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Reinventing Business
Amazon’s ‘Betas’ Sends Up Life in a Pseudo Silicon Valley
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To Catch Up With E-tail, Tools to Track Shoppers in the Store
Tech startups help retailers close the data gap with online rivals -
Technology
A Surprise in Every Birchbox
Delivering monthly boxes full of samples is the latest startup fad
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