Browsing: Tech

Lt. Gov. Leslie Rutledge traveled to Arkansas Tech University’s Witherspoon Auditorium on Wednesday, July 29, to share her congratulations and her reflections on public service with the students of the 47th Arkansas Governor’s School

Do you think you already have too many monthly subscriptions? Better buckle up. Apple, with its new Apple Upgrade program, has opened the floodgates for an all-leased future, where you won’t actually own the tech you pay for

Stockton Education Specialist Debby Sommers, left, talks to Tech Trek students on the Albany Avenue beach in Atlantic City in front of Stockton’s Atlantic City campus. The field trip had the students seine for marine life

Technology, while ultimately meant to be helpful in our daily lives, can easily become distracting. Your smartphone and laptop have a billion and one apps that are meant to sap your attention at alarming rates, but they’re also both integral to actually doing well in school these days

Sharp falls in the value of chip makers have stoked investor concerns that the euphoria around artificial intelligence (AI) related companies is fading

The Korean and U.S. stock markets are increasingly moving lockstep, and Jim Cramer is starting to worry

(Bloomberg) — Washington risked widening its tech confrontation with China by restricting more foreign-made goods, including some humanoid robots and power inverters

The Nikkei 225 Index fell 0.8% to below 62,000 on Wednesday, extending the previous session’s losses as technology stocks remained under heavy selling pressure amid persistent concerns over the sustainability of the artificial intelligence trade

Some workers who are paid every two weeks may occasionally receive three paychecks in one month instead of the usual two

In Duluth and across the Northland, the conversation around public safety is profoundly personal. We are navigating a reality where the crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) is a constant and painful threat to our mothers, daughters, and sisters