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The company's motto used to be "Don't be evil." Things have changed.

In May of 2019, at the age of 52, I was accepted to Yale University. I'm a former Navy SEAL, and buddies of mine would ask things like; "how are things up there with the liberal snowflakes?" Let me assure you, I have not met one kid who fits that description.

When the craft beer revolution came, it was swift and merciless.

How many pizzas have you eaten in the past 30 days? If you're John Schnatter, the former owner of Papa John's, the answer is a cool 40 pies, according to a recent WDRB interview with the disgraced peddler of mediocre Italian fast-food.

In a previous life, I worked for a giant retailer, who beyond its global money-making operations, also did some philanthropy. The billionaire owner of the company liked to use variations on the phrase, "When we do well, we can do good." The priorities there give the game away.

They made an improbable duo of UFO hunters — a plump Miss Marple and a gun-toting gamekeeper. The true story of their long-odds mission to solve the "Roswell of Wales."

They made an improbable duo of UFO hunters — a plump Miss Marple and a gun-toting gamekeeper. The true story of their long-odds mission to solve the "Roswell of Wales."

A publicly listed Chinese company has used a series of offshore shell companies to conceal their ownership of browser extensions that purport to offer a private search engine to users.

Five billion barcodes are scanned each and every day. But how did we get to this point, and who was responsible for the UPC barcode?

Or has it always been like this and I just didn't know it?

We've stepped up to help organize our colleagues, to work together for a better, safer, fairer and more ethical workplace.

Misconceptions about hand-washing are as rampant as the germs themselves.

Matt Ahlborg is back with some in-depth analysis on P2P exchange data coming out of Nigeria. Learn about the burgeoning gift card economy and how bitcoin factors in.

Wiz, a long time bitcoiner, explains why Bitcoin is important and necessary in today's world.

"It's not Ibsen, sure, but look — for a lot of people, life is just one long kick in the urethra." On the quiet despair of network sitcoms.

Consider the following: In 2000, you, enterprising investor, might have bought some index funds from the S&P 500 and ended up doubling your money by today. By contrast, if you invested in several collector's edition LEGO Imperial Star Destroyers for $270, you would have quintupled your money.

How Queer Eye damages the very people and culture they were trying to save.

It's difficult to effectively refute the claim that John von Neumann is likely the most intelligent person who has ever lived.

On therapy and acting like a man.

Bitcoin is both digital gold and digital Treasuries, and has all the makings of the world's next risk-free asset.