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Why Silicon Valley is still salivating over those sweet, sweet government defense contracts

Trung T. Phan
Updated 10/15/20
Steel producer Nucor will leverage federal tax cuts to build a $1.35B steel mill

Wes Schlagenhauf
Updated 10/3/20
Turns out, it’s expensive to shut the entire government down

Wes Schlagenhauf
Updated 10/3/20
Relativity Space won permission to lease a government launch pad on Cape Canaveral

Wes Schlagenhauf
Updated 10/3/20
Altria bought a 35% stake in Juul, and it’s been a headache for the cig giant ever since

Wes Schlagenhauf
Updated 10/3/20
A peek inside the vote-tech industry

Michael Waters
Updated 10/1/20
Here’s how Google could defend itself in the latest major antitrust case

Trung T. Phan
Updated 9/25/20
Racing Amazon for JEDI contract, Microsoft gives US intelligence a seat on its cloud

Conor Grant
Updated 9/23/20
Hawaii governor stresses the rest of the island is ‘open for business’ despite eruption

Wes Schlagenhauf
Updated 9/23/20
The CIA has a plan to poach Big Tech employees

Michael Waters
Updated 9/23/20
A new Missouri law has got beef with lab-grown ‘meat’

Conor Grant
Updated 9/23/20
CIA BBQ sauce and DEA baby bottles: The business of government merch

Michael Waters
Updated 9/23/20
The FTC is finally cracking down on fake Amazon reviews

Zachary Crockett
Updated 9/22/20
Only social media can ban you from social media

The Hustle
Updated 9/21/20
Net neutrality is on the chopping block

The Hustle
Updated 9/21/20
The boarding-pass hack that hit Australia’s former prime minister

Michael Waters
Updated 9/21/20
Facebook watch: The tech giant expects to receive the largest-ever fine for a data breach in the US

Wes Schlagenhauf
Updated 9/19/20
Why is the SEC shaking up its investing rules?

Trung T. Phan
Updated 9/19/20
It’s prime time for coronavirus swindlers

Nick DeSantis
Updated 9/19/20
The race is on for the government’s small-business rescue loans

Nick DeSantis
Updated 9/19/20
We’ve gotta talk debt ceiling — and you’re already asleep

Ben Berkley
Updated 6/2/23
What the past year of tech lobbying looked like

Jacob Cohen
Updated 1/26/23
The $1.4B prison phone call industry gets an overhaul

Jacob Cohen
Updated 12/28/22
California fast-food workers could get $22/hr.

Juliet Bennett Rylah
Updated 8/31/22
Could the climate bill help you nab an EV?

Mia Sullivan
Updated 8/10/22
Digits: Terrible gas mileage, Coca-Cola cocaine, and more wild numbers

Jacob Cohen
Updated 5/2/22
The trouble with TurboTax

Juliet Bennett Rylah
Updated 4/19/22
The Fed’s crackdown on printed guns

Juliet Bennett Rylah
Updated 4/12/22
Where are the electric mail trucks?

Rob Litterst
Updated 3/11/22
The IRS and facial recognition, explained

Juliet Bennett Rylah
Updated 3/10/22
The online group trying to buy the US Constitution, explained

Rob Litterst
Updated 11/17/21
Trump’s SPAC, explained

Trung T. Phan
Updated 10/22/21
President Biden is laying down the law for EVs

Rob Litterst
Updated 8/9/21
Could Wikipedia’s crowdsourcing be the solution to pandemic misinformation?

Jacob Cohen
Updated 7/29/21
President Biden takes his shot at Big Business

Trung T. Phan
Updated 7/12/21
The $1.6T student debt problem

Juliet Bennett Rylah
Updated 6/16/21
Meet cybersecurity’s nightmare fuel: Quantum hacking

Kolby Hatch
Updated 6/15/21
US Army eyes the future, awards Microsoft $21.9B contract for AR headsets

Jacob Cohen
Updated 4/2/21
The White House confirmed its FTC appointee, and she’s coming for Big Tech

Jacob Cohen
Updated 3/24/21
Unreleased FTC documents detail Google’s monopoly playbook

Kolby Hatch
Updated 3/18/21
How will the Biden administration deal with tech?

Trung T. Phan
Updated 1/21/21
What does a Biden win mean for tech?

Trung T. Phan
Updated 1/20/21
It happened. Twitter shut down @realDonaldTrump for good

Trung T. Phan
Updated 1/11/21
Scammers have ripped off as much as $36B in unemployment benefits this year

Ethan Brooks
Updated 1/6/21
Anonymous shell companies will (finally) be illegal

Trung T. Phan
Updated 1/4/21
The FTC went old school in blocking a razor acquisition

Trung T. Phan
Updated 12/11/20
Zucked: the United States government wants to break up Facebook

Trung T. Phan
Updated 12/10/20
The future of online security and privacy is being decided right now

Trung T. Phan
Updated 12/2/20
Voting machine? Or something else…

Trung T. Phan
Updated 11/6/20
Voting machines have transitioned from punch cards to scanning tech, but problems persist

Trung T. Phan
Updated 11/6/20
The voting machine duopoly, explained

Trung T. Phan
Updated 11/6/20
Here’s what elections of yesteryear would look like on Twitter

Trung T. Phan
Updated 11/5/20
The government is going after Big Tech — and ‘Medium Tech’ is bracing for impact

Rob Litterst
Updated 11/5/20
How businesses scored on the ballot

Trung T. Phan
Updated 11/5/20
What’s up with the pollsters?

Trung T. Phan
Updated 11/5/20
The new H-1B rules make finding talent a lot harder for startups

Trung T. Phan
Updated 11/4/20
America’s postal workers did an insane amount of work for the election

Trung T. Phan
Updated 11/4/20
How does the S&P 500 perform after a US presidential election?

Trung T. Phan
Updated 11/2/20
3 things we learned from the latest Big Tech Senate grilling

Trung T. Phan
Updated 10/29/20
How Big Tech is prepping for elections

Trung T. Phan
Updated 10/28/20
Why Silicon Valley is still salivating over those sweet, sweet government defense contracts

Trung T. Phan
Updated 10/15/20
Steel producer Nucor will leverage federal tax cuts to build a $1.35B steel mill

Wes Schlagenhauf
Updated 10/3/20
Turns out, it’s expensive to shut the entire government down

Wes Schlagenhauf
Updated 10/3/20
Relativity Space won permission to lease a government launch pad on Cape Canaveral

Wes Schlagenhauf
Updated 10/3/20
Altria bought a 35% stake in Juul, and it’s been a headache for the cig giant ever since

Wes Schlagenhauf
Updated 10/3/20
A peek inside the vote-tech industry

Michael Waters
Updated 10/1/20
Here’s how Google could defend itself in the latest major antitrust case

Trung T. Phan
Updated 9/25/20
Racing Amazon for JEDI contract, Microsoft gives US intelligence a seat on its cloud

Conor Grant
Updated 9/23/20
Hawaii governor stresses the rest of the island is ‘open for business’ despite eruption

Wes Schlagenhauf
Updated 9/23/20
The CIA has a plan to poach Big Tech employees

Michael Waters
Updated 9/23/20
A new Missouri law has got beef with lab-grown ‘meat’

Conor Grant
Updated 9/23/20
CIA BBQ sauce and DEA baby bottles: The business of government merch

Michael Waters
Updated 9/23/20
The FTC is finally cracking down on fake Amazon reviews

Zachary Crockett
Updated 9/22/20
Only social media can ban you from social media

The Hustle
Updated 9/21/20
Net neutrality is on the chopping block

The Hustle
Updated 9/21/20
The boarding-pass hack that hit Australia’s former prime minister

Michael Waters
Updated 9/21/20
Facebook watch: The tech giant expects to receive the largest-ever fine for a data breach in the US

Wes Schlagenhauf
Updated 9/19/20
Why is the SEC shaking up its investing rules?

Trung T. Phan
Updated 9/19/20
It’s prime time for coronavirus swindlers

Nick DeSantis
Updated 9/19/20
The race is on for the government’s small-business rescue loans

Nick DeSantis
Updated 9/19/20

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