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Friday, May 12, 2017
12 May - igoogle portal - old - 1 of 2
12 May - igoogle portal
Competitive Enterprise Institute
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Catallaxy Files
We’re all millionaires now
Bill Shorten wants to extend the 2 percent temporary tax on incomes above $180,000 because otherwise it is ‘a tax cut for millionaires’. Of course...
Everything you need to know about public spending
Everyone loves to spend other people’s money. [My thanks to Debbie for the cartoon]
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12 May - Pale Moon START Page ( US )
- North Korea's 'Hostage Diplomacy' Has a New Aim
Kim Jong Un is using prisoners to protect himself rather than as a tool to bring the U.S. to the negotiating table, according to analysts. Sheesh - they can't spell 'paid liars' - What's Behind Venezuela's Crippling Crisis, and Why It Matters to the U.S.
- What to Know About Gray Death, the Latest Killer Drug Cocktail
- What to Know About Gray Death, the Latest Killer Drug Cocktail
- These Scientists Want to Put 10 Million Windmills in the Arctic. Here's Why
This may be the most audacious plan yet to ease global warming and its consequences. - 10 Guilt-Free Brunch Recipes for Mother's Day
- Indonesian University Tries to Weed Out LGBTQ Applicants
- Democrats Stumble Into Abortion Rift
- Can '13 Reasons Why' Help Latino Families Talk About Mental Health?
- Newest Killer Stalking Chicago Is Deadly Designer Drug
- This Refugee Camp Is Such an ISIS Hotbed That Military Aircraft Won't Fly Over It
- This Refugee Camp Is Such an ISIS Hotbed That Military Aircraft Won't Fly Over It
- This Refugee Camp Is Such an ISIS Hotbed That Military Aircraft Won't Fly Over It
- This Refugee Camp Is Such an ISIS Hotbed That Military Aircraft Won't Fly Over It
- NBC News' Lester Holt to Interview President Trump
The interview will air on Thursday's broadcast of "NBC Nightly News," which Holt will anchor from D.C. Excerpts will also run on Friday's "TODAY." - Painkillers Raise Heart Attack Risk Within a Week
- Did These Pre-Humans Put Their Dead in Caves?
- Editor of 2nd Amendment Blog Dies From Self-Inflicted Gun Shot
- Census Director Abruptly Quits People-Counting Agency
- New WWII Film Stirs Whitewashing Accusations
- Trump Approves Plan to Arm Key Ally in Battle for Syria
- Groupthink: Why Did No One Call 911 for Dying Penn State Pledge?
- Workers at Nuclear Plant 'Take Cover' After Tunnel Collapse
- Obama Says He's 'Captive to Selfies' Since Leaving Office
- Robo-advisor Wealthsimple raises another $37 million from Power Financial
With more than 30,000 clients and $750 million in assets under management, Toronto-based investment platform Wealthsimple continues to grow both in its home market and in the U.S. To bolster that growth, the company has raised an additional $37 million ($50 million Candian) in funding from Power... - Microsoft announces its own motion controllers for mixed reality
Microsoft doubled down on its commitment to what it called “mixed reality” today at its Build developer conference, revealing motion controllers that work closely with VR headsets from Acer. With a $399 bundle containing all you need coming later this year, it could be one of the more affordable... - Microsoft’s HoloLens will come to China later this month
- Watch 500 Startups Batch 20 Demo Day here
- iTunes is coming to the Windows Store
- Scope AR brings its enterprise augmented reality authoring platform to HoloLens
Microsoft’s $3,000 HoloLens dev kit has gathered more attention over the past couple years than a lot of consumer products, but it’s important to remember that the augmented reality headset’s ambitions lie in building a new standard for spatial computing with enterprise customers. Today, Alberta... - Trump signs long-delayed executive order on cybersecurity
President Trump signed a executive order today commanding a review of the United States’ cybersecurity capabilities. Trump was initially set to sign the order shortly after his inauguration in January and held a press conference on the issue, but ultimately delayed the signing. The version of th... - Meet Cuba’s first internet entrepreneurs at Disrupt New York
- Creativity is overrated
- Trolling the patent trolls
- Vice’s Director of Mobile Apps Ben Jackson is creating his own startup advisory firm
- Truepic fights photo fraud on apps like Tinder and Airbnb
- Apple’s Watch can detect an abnormal heart rhythm with 97% accuracy, UCSF study says
- Google’s neural network-generated custom face stickers are like Bitmoji that aren’t horrible
- Waymo’s claims of trade secret theft could result in criminal case
When Waymo sued Uber earlier this year, claiming that its former employee stole 14,000 documents containing trade secrets about its self-driving car project and took the documents to Uber, it was a stain on Uber’s reputation. Now, it looks like the damage could be more extensive — the judge in t... - Waymo’s lawsuit against Uber is going to trial, judge rules
Waymo’s lawsuit against Uber, its competitor in the automated vehicle business, is going to trial. Judge William Alsup ruled that Uber could not force the lawsuit over theft of trade secrets into private arbitration. Instead, the trial will play out publicly, with evidence being presented mostly... - Tencent doubles down on game studio Pocket Gems with $90M investment
- Salesforce aims to save you time by summarizing emails and docs with machine intelligence
- Check out these paintings drawn on iPad Pro at the PGA TOUR
- Mario Andretti vs. semi-autonomous tech on the track
- Hasselblad’s X1D puts other medium format cameras on notice
- Improbable grabs $502M led by Softbank at a $1B+ valuation for its virtual world Spatial OS
- Uber enters Myanmar with a licensed taxi service
- Twitter CFO thinks WH press briefings via Twitter are a great idea!
As President Trump continues to degrade our democracy and diminish the freedom of the press, Twitter’s CFO/COO Anthony Noto sees a marketing opportunity. @realDonaldTrump May I suggest questions submitted and answered via Twitter. A perfect record and we distribute to the world not just those wi... - Facebook kicks off Mother’s Day weekend with flower reactions, cards, stickers, masks and more
You may have noticed the purple flower reaction has returned to Facebook, allowing you to respond to posts with a “thankful” sentiment instead of a Like. As it turns out, the addition is only one of several features Facebook has planned for this Mother’s Day weekend here in the U.S., and through... - Minecraft arrives on the Nintendo Switch
- Equity podcast: Where did Snap’s market cap go, and why does Josh Elman like grammar?
- If you suck at taking photos with your iPhone, Apple has tips for you
- On-demand delivery startup Jinn locates $10M in further funding
- DeepGraph feeds enterprise sales teams with hyper-targeted warm leads
- A day on the track with the ridiculous 2017 Ford GT supercar
- Crunch Report | Twitter’s new NFL deal
- YayPay introduces cash flow forecasts for accounts receivable
If your company works with big clients, you might want to be able to predict what’s going to happen with your company’s bank account. YayPay is introducing weather forecasts, but for your unpaid invoices. This way, you know if it’s safe to commit to big projects. YayPay first launched on stage a... - Facebook Groups can now screen new members with a questionnaire
Facebook is making good on Mark Zuckerberg’s promise to build community by improving admin tools for Facebook Groups. Now Group admins can establish up to three questions for people requesting to join their Group to answer. This lets admins screen potential members to ensure they’re the right fi... - Startup Step-By-Step: Down
- Google Maps for Android adds Street View images in navigation to show your turns
- UK health service hit by ransomware, amid possible global attack on systems
- Our favorite startups from 500 Startups’ 20th class
- Here’s how the laptop ban works on flights to the US
- Gorilla Glass maker Corning gets $200 million from Apple’s US manufacturing investment fund
- Guardant Health adds $360 million to its war chest
- Las Vegas taps AI for cybersecurity help
Hundreds of thousands of people live in the city of Las Vegas. But the city’s information security team is made up of just three employees and one intern, so the chief information officer of Las Vegas relies on artificial intelligence to keep the city’s data and tech secure. “The things that kee... - eMusic’s new owners believe they can convince users to start buying songs again
Take a moment to consider all that has transpired in your life and the world since the last time you logged into eMusic. For me, it’s been roughly five years, I think, and among a few other slightly more consequential things, I (like much the rest of the world), have begun consuming music comple... - Time is running out to exhibit at Disrupt’s Hardware Alley
- BuzzFeed hires Twitter’s Jinen Kamdar as its new VP of Product
- Naspers invests €387M in European food delivery business Delivery Hero
- Xiaomi puts the focus on India with plans to open 100 retail stores
- Echodyne’s pocket-sized radar may be the next must-have tech for drones (and drone hunters)
- Ransomware based on leaked NSA tools spreads to dozens of countries
- Weekly Roundup: Tesla’s solar roof tiles, Snap stumbles through Q1 earnings
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