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| NASA in 2017: The Space Year in Review in Videos The year 2017 was a big one for NASA. From astronaut Peggy Whitson's record-shattering spaceflight to the daring death-dive of Cassini into Saturn and a pledge to return astronauts to the moon, take a look back at the year that was in these NASA videos. Above is NASA's main 2017 year-in-review ...
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| Kia and Hyundai cars will include AI assistants starting in 2019 Vehicles made by Korean carmakers Hyundai and Kia will include built-in virtual assistants with AI-powered smarts beginning in 2019 (via Engadget). The plan to build smart assistants into vehicles will make use of tech created by SoundHound, the music identification company that has recently been ...
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| Recode Daily: Will Apple be worth $1 trillion in 2018? It's not exactly a counterintuitive bet given that it has flirted past the $900 billion mark in the last month or so. But the company did take a beating in the markets yesterday after a report claimed Apple slashed its orders for iPhone X after weaker than expected demand. The company forecast about 30 ...
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| John McDonnell warns over 'alarming increase' in UK household debt McDonnell said: "The alarming increase in average household debt already means many families in our country are struggling over the Christmas period. The Tories have no real answers to tackle the debt crisis gripping our country and have no solutions to offer those struggling to get by as prices run ...
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| New York police investigate four possible murders in apartment upstate Officials said a property manager discovered the bodies early on Tuesday afternoon in the Lansingburgh section of the city, which is home to about 50,000 people and lies on the Hudson River's east bank just north of Albany, the state capital. Investigators were still working at the scene Wednesday ...
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Toys R Us 'will survive in a different form' as online competition grows, former CEO says "Toys R Us will survive in a different form." The key to surviving? Storch, the former CEO of Canadian retailer Hudson's Bay, cast it as a balance between scale and investment. "It's going to take tremendous investment on the internet and in stores to be a retailer in the future," he said, naming Amazon and ...
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