by
Cathy O'Neil
Who will monitor AI algorithms to be sure they’re acting in people’s best interests?
by
Gerrit De Vynck
Friends and acquaintances of Karim Baratov said he was a quiet, polite person who rarely spoke about his work.
by
Perry Williams
Billionaire Elon Musk bets he can solve a looming energy crisis in Australia within 100 days.
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Bloomberg News
It's in a race with Google and Uber to develop autonomous driving.
by
Thomas Kostigen
Personal cyber-guards are the new high-value bodyguards for the rich and famous.
by
Lizette Chapman
The billionaire venture capitalist’s stance on the Republican candidate has caused dismay.
by
Keith Naughton
Volvo’s autopilot will be an optional feature that will let occupants completely disengage from driving.
by
Maureen Nevin Duffy
Wealth management executives need to be extra careful when using wireless networks—especially at home.
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Bloomberg News
Alibaba's operating system, which connects phones and tablets, is on its way into car dashboards.
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Bloomberg News
A new invention seeks to outrun high-frequency traders and even enlists atomic clocks for nanosecond trading.
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Reuters
Global automakers are racing to buy into the would-be disruptors.
by
Leila Boulton
Hackers are threatening the world’s financial industry,
and family offices could be next on their hit list.
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Bloomberg News
Tesla Motors prevailed in Indiana, where lawmakers sidelined a bill forcing it to establish dealerships.
by
Christopher Robbins
Advisors are leaning too heavily on traditional prospecting and marketing tactics, a consultant says.
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Reuters
No longer is schmoozing over long lunches and fine wines enough; Swiss private bankers are turning to video games and virtual reality to attract a new generation of skeptical clients and see off...
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William Wyman
Advisors need to find a balance between clients openly sharing information and having a proper structure designed to keep this information secure.
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Bloomberg News
CEOs, investors, current and former policy makers, economists and academics name their favorite reads in 2014.
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Bloomberg News
Police have successfully stepped up cooperation with financial companies to cut off the money that fuels the trade in online porn.
