Investment - #WSJ #Tech #Explainer Why Tech Firms Flock to Expensive Cities: Wall Street Journal 2.23M subscribers

New York City’s "Silicon Alley" is back — this time, on the west side of Manhattan. WSJ explains why tech companies tend to cluster in the same neighborhoods.

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INVESTMENT us - Why Amazon Is Gobbling Up Failed Malls: Wall Street Journal

As the decline of brick and mortar retail rolls on, commercial real estate developers are left with massive abandoned properties. Who will fill that underutilized space? A series of recent acquisitions by associates of Amazon in Northeastern Ohio provides some clues.

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Published on 7 May 2019

US - Cyber attack causes disruptions at major U.S. newspapers: CBC News

Published on 30 December 2018

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The Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, Wall Street Journal and New York Times were among the newspapers affected by a cyber attack on their systems Saturday.

Five Ways the U.S. May Respond to North Korea's ICBM Test: Wall Street Journal

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Published on Jul 7, 2017

North Korea reached a milestone as it test-fired an intercontinental ballistic missile capable of reaching Alaska. What could happen next, as tensions escalate? Here are some of the possible scenarios. Photo: Getty Images

Weiner: LinkedIn Wants You to Have Your Dream Job: Wall Street Journal

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Published on 23 Jun 2017

LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner, in a conversation with WSJ Finance Editor Dennis Berman, talks about the hiring process at LinkedIn and who has their “dream job.”

US - FBI Gives Details About Congressional Baseball Shooter: Wall Street Journal

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Published on 22 Jun 2017

The FBI announced on Wednesday that last week's shooting at a Congressional baseball practice is being treated as an assault by a lone gunman and not an act of terrorism. FBI Special Agent Timothy Slater said James Thomas Hodgkinson had a history of anger management issues. Photo: AP

India - Virtual Reality: Inside an IKEA Carpet-Making Factory: Wall Street Journal

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Published on 15 Jun 2017

Take a tour of IKEA's carpet supplier in Bhadohi, a district in northern India. The Swedish retailer is trying to modernize a process that has remained virtually unchanged for centuries. Photo: Karan Deep Singh/The Wall Street Journal

UK - Neighbors Ask How London Attacker Slipped Through: Wall Street Journal

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Published on 9 Jun 2017

The neighbors of Khuram Shazad Butt, one of three assailants responsible for the deadly van-and-knife attack in central London, are wondering why he slipped through the net despite being flagged up to the authorities. Photo: Andrew Testa/Panos for the Wall Street Journal

Kakao CEO: Next Messenger Will Be a Virtual Assistant: Wall Street Journal

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Published on 9 Jun 2017

Kakao's CEO, Rim Ji-hoon, said during the WSJ D.Live Asia tech conference that South Korea's biggest messaging app will launch voice-activated AI features in the third quarter of this year. At the same event, Hike founder Kavin Bharti Mittal predicted that artificial intelligence will help technology adapt to humans, not the other way around.

Russia - The Video Riling Russia's Billionaires, Politicians and Activists: Wall Street Journal

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Published on 2 Jun 2017

An investigative video about Russia's prime minister drew millions of viewers on YouTube, helped spark street demonstrations across Russia and became the center of a legal case involving a Russian billionaire and President Vladimir Putin's leading political critic, Alexei Navalny. WSJ's Niki Blasina reports.

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US - Trump's Tweets Intensify Interest in Russia Investigation: Wall Street Journal

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Published on 15 May 2017

President Donald Trump's provocative tweets about former FBI Director James Comey and the ongoing Russia investigation are drawing more attention to a probe that continues to disrupt the Trump administration. WSJ's Shelby Holliday has the story. Photo: Getty

Stealthy Home Security 'Sees' Without Cameras: Wall Street Journal

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Published on 3 May 2017

A new tech called Aura can spot burglars walking through the Wi-Fi radio waves that fill your house. WSJ’s Geoffrey A. Fowler tests the system that sees through walls. Illustration: Merrill Sherman/The Wall Street Journal

Alexa, Does This Sweater Fit Me? New Echo Look Has the Answer: Wall Street Journal

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Published on 1 May 2017

Amazon's new Echo Look is the first artificially intelligent style assistant that can take full-length photos and videos to help users look their best. WSJ's Tanya Rivero reports. Photo: Amazon

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China - Wealth in China Is Sometimes Just a River Crossing Away:​ Wall Street Journal

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Published on 24 Apr 2017

China's property boom is deepening the social divide between those who can invest in mega-city real estate and those who are prevented from doing so by decades-old rules. For some, near Beijing, wealth is just a river crossing away.

Iran - British-Iranian Aid Worker Held in Iranian Prison: Wall Street Journal

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Published on 23 Apr 2017

Nazanin Zaghari Ratcliffe, a British-Iranian dual national, was arrested during a family visit to Iran last April for allegedly threatening national security. Her husband, Richard Ratcliffe, has been fighting for her release ever since. Their daughter Gabriella remains in Iran with her grandparents. Photo: The Ratcliffe family

China - Star Cars of the Shanghai Auto Show 2017: Wall Street Journal

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Published on 20 Apr 2017

From electric supercars to an SUV whose name has a striking similarity to U.S. President Donald Trump, the world's biggest auto market is showcased in Shanghai. Photo/Video: Menglin Huang

Is Your Car Safe From Hackers? Wall Street Journal

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Published on 13 Apr 2017

An Israeli Cyber Security company says they can hack a moving car, and worse, every car made after 1996 may be vulnerable. WSJ Senior reporter Chester Dawson sits with Lunch Break's Tanya Rivero to discuss this exclusive story. Photo: AP

Desktop PCs Are Making a Comeback: Wall Street Journal

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Published on 12 Apr 2017

Computer makers like HP, Dell and Microsoft are rethinking the old standby, says WSJ's Geoffrey A. Fowler. Now, you can buy a PC with a huge screen that surrounds your head, one built into speakers, even one with top and bottom touch screens, like something out of Star Trek. Photo/Video: Emily Prapuolenis/The Wall Street Journal

Portugal - Bugatti's Chiron: Excuse Me While I Touch the Sky...Again: Wall Street Journal

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Published on 10 Apr 2017

Bugatti claims that the new Chiron fastest, most powerful, most expensive road car ever produced by a proper global automaker. WSJ’s Rumble Seat columnist Dan Neil takes a look. Photo: Bugatti

US - Trump's U.S. Golf Clubs Are Struggling: Wall Street Journal

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Published on 6 Apr 2017

Despite the free publicity this year, President Donald Trump's U.S. golf clubs are lagging in value. WSJ explains why the Trump clubs have hit hard times.