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How much could you save if you dropped voice calling from your smartphone plan? At T-Mobile, it looks like $30 a month. It quietly offers a plan that includes unlimited data and texting without the ability to make cellular calls (except for dialing 911). It costs as little as $20 a month, $30 less than the equivalent smartphone plan.

Markets around the globe tuned in as Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen sounded a dovish note Tuesday.

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Ralph Gardner Jr., a lifelong New Yorker, did something on Easter afternoon that he’s never done before: walk across Brooklyn Bridge.

'Dancing with the Stars' gets in touch with its Latin roots and eliminates its first couple of the season.

Internet research by jurors is a common concern for judges. In a high-stakes copyright fight between two Silicon Valley giants, it's Internet research on jurors that's drawing particular scrutiny from the court.

The first totally immersive home virtual reality rig is a pricey, awkward, isolating—and occasionally brilliant—glimpse of the future of computing, Geoffrey A. Fowler writes.

Aaron David Miller: Westerners accustomed to thinking such things happen someplace else should expect more attacks as jihadi groups seek to draw in financing and recruits.

'This is probably one of the most difficult things I’ve ever done,' he says.

Facebook’s VR headset launches with more than 30 games, but no must-play titles yet

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A Facebook Inc. function designed to let people tell friends and family they are safe after a disaster mistakenly asked users far from Sunday’s deadly explosion in Pakistan if they were in harm’s way.

Since joining global insurer Aviva in 2014, Group CIO Monique Shivanandan has been on a mission to propel the company into the digital age. That’s no small feat given Aviva’s history stretches back to late 17th-century Britain, but Shivanandan is pulling out all the stops, including adopting Agile, arranging Silicon Valley tours for the executive team, and setting up a “Digital Garage” that encourages new ways of getting work done.