Chris Morris

Showtime and Paramount+ are merging into a single streaming service. Here’s what it means for you

Silicon Valley is old news. Welcome to ‘Cerebral Valley’ and the tech bro morphing into the AI bro

The company trying to bring back the extinct woolly mammoth also wants to revive the dodo bird—and it’s already raised more than $200 million

Mysterious donors are paying millions to run commercials for Jesus during the Super Bowl

It should now be easier to buy a PlayStation 5 after 2 years of total chaos

Non-Compete Agreements Could Soon Be a Thing of the Past. What Are Their Pros and Cons?

on-compete agreements could be an endangered species. Lina Khan, chair of the Federal Trade Commission, made her thoughts on the controversial contract clauses crystal clear in an opinion piece published in The New York Times in January, saying they…

Tesla might have just kicked off an EV price war as Ford slashes the cost of the Mustang Mach-E

How to watch the NFL conference championship playoff games, live online for free—and without cable

Madison Square Garden owner James Dolan stands by his decision to use facial recognition to ban lawyers who work at firms suing him: ‘Please don’t come’

‘My home is messy’: Organizing queen Marie Kondo has given up on perfect and says she has a new approach

As tech firms do massive layoffs, Chipotle is hiring 15,000 people

Living with Jeff Bezos is ‘like a master class’ every day: Here’s how meticulously he lives, including his method for making pancakes

Data Breaches in 2022 Came Close to an All-Time High

2022 wasn’t quite as bad as 2021 when it came to personal data violations, but it was about as close as you can get. The Identity Theft Resource Center, in its 17th annual Data Breach Report, says the number of data breaches at corporations was just…

The ex-CEO of Ticketmaster sticks up for the business after a Senate hearing over the Taylor Swift ticket fiasco and says it’s ‘easy to blame’ the company

Party’s over—Netflix is putting an end to password sharing by the end of March

Twitter reverses course on timeline changes two weeks after implementing them

Mixed Reality, Digital Dust and Other Buzzwords You’ll Need to Know in 2023

Vocabularies can change fast in the worlds of business and technology. A year ago, both of those groups were borderline obsessed with wallstreetbets, the reddit community that was driving meme stocks. Today, it’s rarely whispered, beyond a sad shake…

The founder of the infamous Fyre Festival is planning another business venture

Amazon just rolled out unlimited prescription meds for $5 per month as it continues to muscle into health care world

A trademark war is brewing between an indie rock band and a major breakfast cereal maker