Month: January 2022

With nearly every social occasion tending to end up documented online, eventually, your image is bound to show up in some posts you don’t like. It isn’t unreasonable to ask friends to remove group selfies. Here’s how.
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Women in Generation X report a sharp rise in loneliness during the pandemic, and Gen-X mothers have felt especially isolated. Some seek connections online, but social media often makes loneliness worse.
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A new generation of microsatellites is allowing some unlikely players to follow Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos into the space business, but opponents worry about the ecological toll.
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Investors will be looking for reassurance after the Nasdaq notched a 12% decline to start the year.
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For years, engineers have made microchips ever smaller and more powerful. Now they’re applying the technology to a host of miniature marvels.
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In an old market town in northern England, shopkeepers rue e-commerce, but the town has embraced new jobs brought by an Amazon warehouse.
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The search giant said that the states’ complaint focused on outdated conduct that didn’t preclude competition and that the practices were largely abandoned as the company’s ad tech business evolved.
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Intel plans to invest at least $20 billion in new chip-making capacity in Ohio, bolstering its semiconductor-production ambitions as greater demand for digital products and a global chip shortage have amplified the need for more manufacturing.
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The tech giant said its deal with Francisco Partners wouldn’t weaken its commitments to other artificial-intelligence technology and healthcare clients that use its IT services.
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Longstanding disagreements between federal agencies over potential risks to aircraft remained unresolved in the days leading to the 5G debut.
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