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Roughly one in four Americans is online ‘constantly’

By Kurt Wagner

Full transcript: Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes on Recode Decode

By Recode Staff

Future of Work

Many in Silicon Valley support Universal Basic Income. Now the California Democratic Party does, too.

It’s a sign that the idea is moving from fringe to mainstream.

By Shirin Ghaffary

WeWork is acquiring digital marketing startup Conductor

It’s another move by WeWork to diversify its business model outside renting office space.

By Shirin Ghaffary

Amazon plans to open as many as six more cashierless Amazon Go stores this year

New futuristic convenience stores could appear in Seattle and Los Angeles.

By Jason Del Rey

Even female Uber drivers get paid less

Male Uber drivers make 7 percent more per hour than women.

By Rani Molla

Netflix parents get a paid year off and Amazon pays for spouses’ parental leave

What major tech companies offer new parents.

By Rani Molla

Tech companies have an obligation to join the fight against poverty, says Tipping Point CEO Daniel Lurie

The homeless situation in major U.S. cities is unacceptable, he says — and it is

By Shirin Ghaffary

AI still has a long way to go before it can completely replace humans, says Clara Labs’ CEO Maran Nelson

Social relationships, she adds, will remain human

By Shirin Ghaffary

People ‘have to learn’ to keep up with the tech economy, says Coursera CEO Jeff Maggioncalda

School’s never out for summer.

By Shirin Ghaffary

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People are scared of tech because we’re telling them to be scared, says Stripe CEO Patrick Collison

Collison said that despite media hype around automation’s potential to replace jobs, data shows that opportunities are on the rise for Americans.

By Kara Swisher

Watch the full interview: Kara Swisher and MSNBC interview Google CEO Sundar Pichai and YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki

Skip that Grammy party.

By Meghann Farnsworth

WeWork is pitching itself to politicians as not part of the problem

Can WeWork do what Airbnb and Uber couldn’t? It should be easier.

By Theodore Schleifer

What new mothers have to say about returning to their jobs in tech

Recode readers responded to our survey in their own words.

By Rani Molla

Amazon Go, a high-tech version of a 7-Eleven, will finally open on Monday — with no checkout lines and no cashiers

Amazon Go allows customers to grab items and just walk out without stopping to pay.

By Jason Del Rey

Google’s CEO has no problem releasing employees from nondisclosure agreements so women can speak out

Some companies use NDAs to keep former employees from going public with their negative experiences.

By Kurt Wagner

Google CEO Sundar Pichai says AI is more profound than electricity and fire

How dangerous is fire or AI?

By Theodore Schleifer

Digital technology must empower workers, not alienate them

Coding alone will not prepare workers for our tech-filled future.

By Sundar Pichai

The coolest thing I saw at CES: Forpheus, the Ping-Pong-playing robot

Look out, Forrest Gump, here comes Forpheus.

By Kurt Wagner

The top U.S. tech companies founded by immigrants are now worth nearly $4 trillion

That’s up from $3 trillion earlier this year.

By Rani Molla

We have a new TV series with MSNBC about tech, jobs and the future

First up to be interviewed: Google’s Sundar Pichai and YouTube’s Susan Wojcicki.

By Kara Swisher

Nearly three out of four women in computer-related jobs report discrimination in the workplace

For the men, it’s closer to three in 20.

By Shirin Ghaffary

Watch Intel CEO Brian Krzanich’s CES keynote

Think he will bring up the fact that he sold shares after security flaws were found in Intel’s chips?

By Meghann Farnsworth

Tech moms: Recode wants to hear from you

What’s it like to be a new mom working in tech?

By Rani Molla

Full transcript: Seismic founder and CEO Rich Mahoney answers robot questions on Too Embarrassed to Ask

Modern robotics haven’t caught up with science fiction robots ... yet.

By Recode Staff

Walmart is developing a personal-shopper service for rich moms — and a store with no cashiers

This ain’t your grandpa’s Walmart.

By Jason Del Rey

Slack is changing how people work — and it isn’t slowing down

Stewart Butterfield and April Underwood are No. 36 on the Recode 100.

By Dan Frommer

Forget Facebook, Amazon or Google. Up-and-coming top tech talent is opting for startups.

A flight to the top at the world’s most established technology companies is no longer the most sought-after route to success.

By David Saad

Trump's election really has sent U.S. tech workers to Canada for jobs

Blame Canada. Or Politics.

By Rani Molla

The more tech in your job, the more money you make

A wider range of jobs requires more tech savvy than ever.

By Rani Molla

WeWork is opening a second headquarters — in San Francisco

Don’t call it a real estate company, it’s a tech company. WeWork will open an office in Salesforce Tower and will hire around 100 engineers.

By Theodore Schleifer

SpaceX, Google and Tesla are among the top companies techies want to work for

Uber didn’t make the cut.

By Rani Molla

Amazon is showing some rare Twitter love to these four states in their new headquarters bid

North America cities are battling it out to be the location of HQ2.

By Rani Molla

Square and Pinterest's latest available employment data reveals a lack of diversity in top ranks

Have a look at the top brass.

By Rani Molla
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