I’m going to go out on a limb here and say that most Destiny players are enjoying the Sparrow Racing League, the three week-long event that has players acquiring new Sparrows and race armor, and blazing across a pair of tracks on Mars and Venus.

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When it comes to generating growth, new products, services, and markets seem to get every tiara at every pageant. But they generate the least enterprise value. Then what will? It depends what stage your business is in.

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Tim Cook has attempted to change the narrative that has built up around the ugly iPhone Smart Battery Case. There was no mention of it being a beautiful design, the assumption was the case would only be on an iPhone intermittently, and the battery life of a vanilla iPhone 6S is still good enough for Apple’s CEO.

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While HBO leads the network challenge.

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PARIS?Carbon markets likely to emerge in the wake of a Paris accord will bring muscle to the enforcement of emissions limits, according to economists and advocates at the UN Climate Conference here. They may even be able to subdue polluters who are not party to the agreement.

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A potential super-Earth could lurk on the outer edge of our solar system.

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Facebook’s artificial intelligence, or AI, research unit has already open-sourced most of its code and research. Now for the first time, Facebook is sharing its own AI hardware design. The Menlo Park, Calif.-based company is open-sourcing the design of its newest server for large-scale artificial intelligence (AI) computing, which it plans to submit to the Open Compute Project.

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Enki says its bespoke learning platform for employers could eventually expand to training staff on other skills like Excel.

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Customers… Who needs them, right? Always demanding attention, tying up your contact center and loitering in your stores. I am, of course, only joking, but you would think that certain companies are seriously trying to scare off their customers based on their mediocre marketing strategies and poor customer service.

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