Month: July 2019

From ad tracking settings that reveal information about you to the location data you didn’t realize you were sharing, there are ways to make your iPhone safer. Laurie Segall reports.

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Security researcher Khalil Shreateh identified a security flaw that would allow users to post on anyone’s Facebook wall. He made his point by posting on Mark Zuckerberg’s personal Facebook page.

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Seattle-based startup VICIS has designed a new helmet that can reduce the impact of blows to the head. Can it make football safer?

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It’s been 10 years since Stephen Colbert ripped into President George W. Bush and the media at the 2006 White House Correspondents’ Dinner. Watch how, in Colbert style, he held no punches.

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WorkingNation highlights the trend of technology and globalization replacing jobs in diverse industries across the United States.

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In the middle of the New Mexican desert there’s a company called iWi that’s farming algae for people to eat. Could this miracle marine plant feed our growing population?

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20 years ago, Bruce Francisco and his business partner bought an old Cold War missile base in the Adirondacks. After a few million dollars in renovations, the silo is now a luxury home.

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CNN’s Jon Sarlin explains why companies panic when Amazon enters their markets and what unexpected opportunities that can bring.

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Tim Ferriss reveals what he’s learned about the routines and day to day lives of billionaires and business titans.

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Graphene is being touted as the next ‘it’ material and companies like Vorbeck Materials hope it can help cut lithium battery weight and recharge times.

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