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Researchers at UCLA and Princeton found that writing notes in longhand leads to grasping new ideas better and retaining information longer.

In the image, an African-American girl is posing next to a taller Caucasian girl that is propping her arm on the younger girl's head.

'This is the first time we're putting a stake in the ground and creating a specific experience with bots front and center,' says the messaging app's CEO.

The idea is that for a bit of a premium in price, you can live month to month in a shared space, forgoing signing on to a long-term lease commitment.

Those who aren't comfortable wearing a headscarf in Tehran can fly to other locations, the company said.

The move is just the latest by a big box retailer looking to find new uses for store space at a time more shopping is moving online.

The Juicero is being called a 'Keurig for juice.'

Jahan Kanna is switching from a Lyft partner to its corporate rival, Uber.

There were no fools sitting in that garage in California on April 1, 1976, when Apple was founded.

For Satya Nadella, using 'the power of human language' to communicate with machines will be as profound as the development of the Internet and the use of touchscreens on mobile devices.

Instead of the usual paper notes, coaches and managers will now use a 12.9-inch iPad pre-loaded with a custom software called 'MLB Dugout.'

The photo-sharing app owned by Facebook said it's extending the length of videos that can be uploaded to 60 seconds.

When this entrepreneur discovered he'd been paying a monthly subscription fee to an airplane Wi-Fi provider for months, he was so annoyed that he started a company.

The Top 10 Oddball Interview Questions of 2016, according to Glassdoor.

This is the latest development in a long-running lawsuit between the two technology companies.

The higher number of abnormal test results, researchers wrote, 'can have negative consequences for medicine in the form of extra testing, additional patient visits to clinics/hospitals, and added doctor services.'

'Juno drivers are basically the best drivers that Uber and Lyft have,' CEO claims.

'The public ought to know that the government wanted Amazon to say some things that weren't true,' Emmet Sullivan said.

They still received nearly $14 million each.

The move puts it in competition with other small business lenders such as OnDeck Capital.

Bitstrips was originally founded in 2007 to help users build personalized digital comics, but in 2014 refocused on customized and shareable cartoon avatars.

The prepaid card will be available later this year and usable at any retail locations that accept Visa.

Apple's idea sounds like an obvious and simple solution: Less blue light, less trouble getting to sleep. Alas, there's a catch.

CEO says the layoffs are required due to 'a chilly fundraising environment' in Silicon Valley.

Tay was designed to mimic the linguistic mannerisms of 18- to 24-year-olds on social-media platforms.

Boom promises the aircraft will be 'affordable' and 2.6 times faster than current commercial planes.

Music fans are opening their wallets to pay for music subscription services, or listening to songs on free ad-supported platforms.

The FBI is going to test out the technique over the next two weeks and will report back to the court hearing the case.

'The right to make a living is one or our most precious rights,' says Carlos Gutierrez, the former CEO of Kellogg who was born in Cuba.

A fan alerted the singer's management team after personal photos were posted in a closed Facebook group.