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Facebook knows it has an image problem. So it’s becoming a ‘metaverse’ company. A what?
Travel stocks fare well as investors bet on consumer bounceback
Nervousness from US traders as they await news of Fed policy tightening
Judge to decide on allowing appeal over rejection of challenge to permission for cheese plant
An Taisce brought High Court challenge over Glanbia plant at Bellview park
Irish companies to battle it out for tech company of year award
Awards seek to highlight entrepreneurship and innovation in digital technologies
We need new GDPR protections for cars
Cars are generating more data about us and our movements every day, but how will that affect us?
Mary Mulvihill: A pioneer who blazed a trail for other women
Guiding touch of science journalist who died three years ago aged 55 can still be felt
Space, the final frontier for the hospitality industry
US-based Orion Span aims to launch paying guests in ‘first luxury hotel in space’ in 2022
Sci fi and literature: how well have writers predicted the future?
HSTM Network Ireland is holding a conference at DCU on the history of the future
Thomson Reuters to cut 2,000 jobs and take $200m-plus charge
Headcount cut in 39 countries not likely to hit Reuters newsroom, according to memo
Festival of Curiosity: everything from Lego workshops to a ‘yawn chorus’
The Dublin festival, now in its fourth year, has something for all ages
Six Irish billionaires worth more than $30bn, says Forbes
World’s 20 richest $70bn poorer while number of billionaires dips
The electricity between Mark Twain and Nikola Tesla
FRIENDSHIP WEEK: Twain was hugely interested in technology and struck up a friendship with the scientist
IT executive urges girls to study science and technology
Intel boss makes comments on eve of being honoured by University College Cork
A plan to tackle technophobia among Tallaght mothers
‘It’s sort of a double-whammy, isn’t it, being poor and female?’ says the woman behind the Techmums programme in the UK, which is being replicated in Dublin
Jaguar Land Rover to develop sub-conscious-reading tech
British car firm wants to tap deep into your brain
Did Chinese hackers just crack Telsa’s on-board security?
$10,000 prize offered for the first team to break through Model S firewalls
High-tech sector’s rapid growth brings ethical dilemmas, warns President
Higgins reminds senior executives of importance of moral leadership
US judge rules against NSA surveillance
Judge said program likely violated the right to be free of unreasonable searches
DIT: Fake tissue to aid training in ultrasound imaging
Complex mimicking of a real breast is set to boost the efficiency of scanning and the skills of experts
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