NASA Reopens Apollo Mission Control Room That Once Landed Men on Moon The restored room is a museum piece, and yet it is alive, as though engineers stepped out briefly but would be right back.
Apple to Manufacture New Mac Pro Computer in China Instead of U.S. The company’s move to shift assembly of the only major product it had made in America outside the country comes amid a continuing trade war ...
The Week in Tech: Can You Put a Price on Your Personal Data? New legislation could tell you how much your data is worth. But you might be disappointed by the price tag.
The Growing Threat of Hypersonic Missiles Those in charge of hypersonic missiles are focused on building them, not imagining the reactions they might inspire in others.
A Unicorn Lost in the Valley, Evernote Blows Up the ‘Fail Fast’ Gospel In this season of multibillion-dollar I.P.O.s, the 15-year-old start-up is proving that failure, for companies of a certain size, rarely hap...
As Trump and Xi Talk Trade, Huawei Will Loom Large China is not expected to accept a deal to lift tariffs unless there’s relief for its biggest, most internationally successful tech company.
Facebook Did Not Address Hacking Attack on Popular Grief Support Page for Weeks, Moderators Say Page administrators of Grief the Unspoken say a hacker repeatedly posted disturbing images on the page, which has 500,000 followers.
Jony Ive, Designer Who Made Apple Look Like Apple, Is Leaving the Company The longtime Apple executive, who played a key role in the iPod and iPhone, is starting his own firm after nearly 30 years at the company. A...
Trade War Has Damaged U.S. Chip Industry in Ways a Deal May Never Fix Beyond the current financial hit, American producers fear Chinese companies will strengthen domestic manufacturing and switch to other forei...
Twitter to Label Abusive Tweets From Political Leaders The labeled messages will not be removed from the service, the company said, because they are a matter of public interest.
Kim Kardashian West and the Kimono Controversy She responds to accusations of cultural appropriation: “I understand and have deep respect for the significance of the kimono in Japanese cu...
Ford to Cut 12,000 Jobs in Europe The automaker said it would close plants across the region, leading to job losses for more than 18 percent of its work force.
Would You Pay $30 a Month to Check Your Email? One of Silicon Valley’s buzziest start-ups, Superhuman, is betting its app’s shiny features are worth a premium price.
Google and the University of Chicago Are Sued Over Data Sharing The lawsuit demonstrates the tension between building A.I. systems and protecting the privacy of patients.
‘It’s Gigantic’: A New Way to Gauge the Chances for Unresponsive Patients Researchers have found a way to detect “covert consciousness” that could aid the recovery of people with severe brain injuries.