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Companies are having to deal with more ransom-demanding hackers

by Economy Team in News
Companies are developing ‘immunity passport’ apps

by Economy Team in News
ClassPass is apparently hated by gyms

by Economy Team in News
What if internet access was a public service like the NHS?

by Economy Team in News
Sports betting is becoming big in Africa and smartphones may be why

by Economy Team in News
Apple is launching a Netflix rival

by Economy Team in News
1/5 Brits don’t have basic digital skills

by Economy Team in News
China’s rating people on how ‘good’ a citizen they are

by Economy Team in News
Ford says it can predict car crashes before they happen

by Economy Team in News
Technology is taking over our workplaces. Should we be scared?

by Economy Team in Issues
The rise of the raspberry-picking robots

by Economy Team in News
What’s technology got to do with the economy?

by Economy Team
The Catholic Church made its own version of Pokemon Go

by Economy Team in News
New technology knows when we’re lying

by Economy Team in News
‘Wait, only showing job adverts to men is sexism?’ asks Facebook.

by Economy Team in Issues
The UK might be more productive than everyone thought

by Economy Team in News
Painting created by AI is on sale for $10k

by Economy Team in News
Elon Musk might turn Tesla into a private company

by Economy Team in News
The Bank of England wants to know what you’re listening to

by Ellie Clayton in News
Australia is spending millions to save the Great Barrier Reef

by Economy Team in News
Tesla’s battle with unionising workers

by Economy Team in News
A non-profit is cutting the cost of Hep C cures

by Economy Team in News
Mark Zuckerberg got grilled by senators

by Economy Team in News
A robot just made an Ikea chair

by Economy Team in News
NASA throws shade about the size of Elon Musk’s rocket

by Economy Team in News
Elon Musk called someone a bonehead and his shares dropped by 5 per cent

by Economy Team in News
What if Uber was owned and run by its drivers?

by Neal Gorenflo
We spoke to the guy who’s trying to bring unions into the 21st century

by Economy Team in Issues
A YouTuber reviewed a $20,000 1990s laptop and it shows how far we’ve come

by Economy Team
10 years on from the first iPhone, here are 10 ways it’s changed our lives forever

by Vanessa Tsai
Is the vitamin supplement industry fooling us?

by Temitope Fisayo
Woah! Are we actually closer to finding aliens?

by Raif Howley in News
China’s artificial intelligence is going next level

by Economy Team in News
IBM’s new super-smart computer makes me think a robot tax is a good idea

by Nina Weber in Issues
The question no-one’s asking: How will tax-evading robots react to life behind bars?

by Dale Shaw in Entertainment
Robots are already taking over – we interact with them every day

by Rachel England in Issues
Could basic income solve the problem of robots taking our jobs?

by Jesse Norton in Issues
New year, new economy. What’s on Theresa May’s to-do list?

by Julia French in News
Have we reached peak stuff for period products?

by Kimberly Poff in Issues
We might have found a preventative cure for HIV/AIDs – but no one wants to pay for it

by Flavia Garcia in Issues
Ever thought about where a Big Mac actually comes from?

by Economy Team
We broke another record! The earliest ‘Earth Overshoot Day’ ever. Let’s get out the fancy plastic champagne flutes

by Lorenzo Fränkel in Issues
We all know that money matters, but where did it come from and does it really make the world go round?

by Victoria Waldersee in Issues
Community Values: the changing business of television

by Peter Antonioni in Entertainment
The UK government is probably investing in nuclear power again

by Economy Team in News
These 5 films reveal the fascinating reality of globalization

by Economy Team in Issues
YouTube has read all the economics books you may ever need

by Holf Yuen in Entertainment