By Ben Stanley, IBM Today’s vehicles are evolving from a way to drive from one place to the other into a new kind of moving data center with onboard sensors and computers that capture and generate information about vehicles, their occupants and the surrounding environment. Using this real-time data, auto executives […]

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‘Rocket League’ blasted through 2016 like a bat out of hell.

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For months, news organizations sat on a dossier containing allegations about President-Elect Trump. As it turns out, the audience wanted to hear them. And the explosion of interest could affect the future of journalism.

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The connected car market is set to be the next battleground for tech companies, with many, including Samsung and Qualcomm, needing to cooperate while still competing with each other.

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While DC may not yet have a digital comic service of their own, they have given readers access to a large swath of their digital library for free through Hoopla.

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The new Trump administration, along with other secular forces, is putting irresistible force on American companies to stop their offshore operations. But executives have fiduciary responsibility to achieve the price points they had with offshore talent. What’s the solution?

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Tesla Motors’ lead in the market for premium electric cars is likely to be short-lived as the Germans mainly and perhaps the Chinese quickly marshal their resources and unveil competitive products. But could it win a long period of ascendancy because of its decision to make its own batteries.

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