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"It was never anyone’s intention to play into an anti-Semitic narrative against Mr. Soros or anyone else."

...a "very difficult and competitive year."

The company is taking another big step toward establishing itself as the American WeChat or Alipay as it seeks to become the dominant player in electronic consumer payments in the US and beyond.

Tim Cook has publicly claimed that Apple is an advocate for user privacy, yet he just can't quit a lucrative multi-billion dollar partnership with Google whose business is making money off user data.

According to the government agency’s study, a space storm could bring down the internet and all communications...

Low margin, streaming "skinny bundles" were once seen as the solution to cord cutters - now they're turning out to be just as much of a problem. 

"With this report we are further reducing our 12-month price target to $182 to reflect current price movement and a multiple more in the middle of AAPL's three year trading range. Reiterate Neutral."

"...environmentally, California rooftop solar is shown to generate no grid congestion relief... and, economics-wise, it does not appear to offer much more than a hype-and-pump scheme."

"Sandberg later confided in friends that the exchange rattled her, and she wondered if she should be worried about her job." 

Here's the ugly truth: Facebook and Google are profit-maximizing quasi-monopolies who will do anything to protect their monopolies.

"That’s one thing when units are growing and another when units aren’t going to grow. There’s an argument to be made now: Why take the risk?"

This outage comes just a month after most of the world's Internet users lost access to YouTube for several hours after an attempt by Pakistan's government to block access domestically affected other countries...

"Unsurpassed physical capabilities" 

Used in the Osama bin Laden raid, it's considered the "Ferrari of war room software"...

"One thing we are still lacking and will soon develop is reliable e-cash — a method by which money can be transferred from A to B on the Internet without A knowing B and vice versa", Milton Friedman, economist in 1999

"I don’t think that that specific proposal is the right way to go"
 

"It’s telling clients something they don’t already know. The future of Wall Street, the future of investing, is going to be aggregating and analyzing data in ways that give you a cutting edge on new information."