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The Spy Already In Your Home The Spy Already in Your Home
by Jessica Cohn February 18, 2017 Privacy Invasion
Toy Story got a few things right. OK, your childhood toys probably aren’t going on adventures, but some toys, like the Vizio smart TVs I mentioned last week, can spy on you.
U.S. citizenship Americans Are Racing for the Exits
by Bob Bauman February 16, 2017 Government & Politics
Superman was ahead of his time when he renounced his U.S. citizenship following a dispute with the government. Now, more Americans than ever before are following his example.
A recent article in MIT Technology Review sheds light on the opportunities in artificial intelligence (AI) as yet another industry becomes robotized. The Hidden Profits in AI A recent article in MIT Technology Review sheds light on the opportunities in artificial intelligence (AI) as yet another industry becomes robotized.
Having the right product might be good. But having the right timing for that product in the marketplace? That’s even better. The Next Big Thing Having the right product might be good. But having the right timing for that product in the marketplace? That’s even better.
Oh Snap! - The Power of Millennials and the Snapchat IPO Oh Snap!
by Jocelynn Smith February 3, 2017 Stocks
During the dot-com boom, IPOs regularly shot to triple-digit gains in their first day of trading. Now most fall dismally flat. But millennials’ interest in Snap could break this IPO rut.

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