...Life, a “carefully crafted ecosystem” that hopes to make the internet safe for children again. –Battle of the e-commerce giants: Walmart is going directly after Amazon Prime with free two-day...

...“artificial intelligence is the real deal.” – “Should girls be singled out and encouraged to pursue and stick with Stem careers, or is the best route to equality gender-blind?” The...

...writes GigaOM. –The Economist looks at whether the rise of streaming music services could stem the record industry’s falling fortunes. –The Wall Street Journal reports on the increasingly competitive art...

...to thrive in today’s economy—by supporting STEM training and education, access to technology and small businesses/entrepreneurs—than try to combat core health problems like widespread diseases (AIDS, cancers, etc.) and child...

...Journal spotlights the rise of live-streamed weddings. -From stem cells to artificial organs, Time outlines five discoveries that will transform the future of organ transplants. -Popular in Europe, aqua cycling...

...have been criticizing for reinforcing the traditional gender stereotypes that have faced increasing backlash. In recent years, dolls have become more diverse, reflecting girls in STEM or dolls with a...

...response to escalating restaurant prices, connects home cooks directly with hungry neighbors or tourists. These meal co-ops stem from “the growing popularity of local dishes, food swaps and community-supported agriculture,”...

...mental blocks, which may stem from marital strife or work stress. Users also work with Naluri’s dieticians and exercise experts, who then help shift intent into action. Naluri “Those with...

...another category of meat that’s neither imitation nor “real.” Several dozen labs are developing synthetic meat, using stem cells and grown in test tubes. The Netherlands and Brazil are among...

...wear proudly in support of the project. The idea driving the device is that sexual discomfort is experienced by at least 75% of women and can stem from a wide...