- Ikea uses 1 percent of the planet’s lumber (The Weird Economics Of Ikea)
- “Friday, the American Academy of Pediatrics validated my experiment, recommending that children younger than 18 months get zero screen time, and those ages 2 to 5 be limited to one hour a day—half of its prior recommendation.”
- IT Industry Outlook Holds Steady, Software vendors and other IT firms say they’re on track to meet or surpass revenue goals this year
- Uber’s Self-Driving Truck Makes Its First Delivery: 50,000 Beers
- AT&T Undercuts Cable TV With $35 Internet Streaming Service
- Microsoft Surface Studio PC announced for $2,999
- Audi’s legendary Le Mans program to end in 2016
- Microsoft could be unveiling Teams, its Slack competitor, next week, Previously known as Skype Teams, Microsoft has built a Web-based chat system.
- This week, Apple will announce a new Apple TV feature that allows people to discover new TV shows from a single app, USA Today reports.
- Scientists want to send a team of robots into space to build a telescope
- The Japanese car manufacturer reports that the number of charging points in the country has surged past 40,000, compared to fewer than 35,000 petrol stations.
- From Atlanta to Beijing, these are the world’s busiest airports
- VR cafe in Seoul
- Soon you’ll be able to play ‘Minecraft’ on your Apple TV
- Qualcomm to Buy NXP Semiconductors for $39 Billion
Biggest chip deal adds the top supplier of automotive chips to the San Diego company - Twitter to Cut 9% of Workforce as Revenue Growth Slows
- An economic history of the world in 1 minute, 5 seconds
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