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By federal prosecutors here in new york. The inaugural committee raised an eyepopping 107 million. That is a record. Inaugural committee, that doesnt have anything to do with the president or the first lady. The biggest thing the president did in his engagement was to come here and raise his hand and take the oath of office. I think there are potential implications. But the devils in the details. We have to see how intimately involved donald trump may have been. In the room where it happened. Nb...

Brian if you are max frost and watching us right now 1866tell fox. Steve u. S. Open yesterday it was 100 degrees, the heat index down on the. They spent like a billion dollars for that that new roof. Hey, u. S. Open, close the lid. Brian only if its raining. Also, steve, my sense is the players had it worse than the fans. Not to focus too much on the doocy clan. Steve its a long story we didnt watch much of one match. We couldnt sit in the seats we had to mo around. Ainsley get on the jumbotron ...

Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ:MSFT) is set to kick off its annual Build developer conference this week, where the company will highlight its AI initiati...

Forbes released its annual roster of the worlds richest, with the US boasting a record 813 billionaires worth $5.7 trillion.

'I can't just sit around and do nothing.' An exclusive excerpt from Walter Isaacson's new Elon Musk biography

Do I think that AI tools will have a bigger impact on how we live and work than the browser, smartphone or search engine? Simply: Yes, I do.

But the fake-it-til-you-make-it ethos is here to stay in the tech industry

Fraud convictions this week for Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes will send a chill through Silicon Valley entrepreneurs, insiders say, now they know there is the threat of jail for airy promises that come to nothing.

But with billions of dollars washing around the tech industry in search of the next big thing, the fake-it-til-you-make-it ethos is here to stay.

Editor’s note: Comments have been pouring in about former Argus Observer reporter Larry Meyer, who died on Sept. 29.