Richard Butcher has written an interesting article on the large quantity of excess containers floating around the world today. Many of these containers are...

Happy Thursday folks, There’s a lot to cover in Team Liquid this month, and not in the ways you might think. Take Liquid’s WoW...

Once upon a time – not so very long ago, in fact – it was rare for the Australian Patent Office to issue...

If Elon Musk would like to make a “best and final offer” for Talking Logistics, I’m sure that our board members (Me, Myself, and...

This guide walks you through integrating a bitcoin mining rig into your home’s HVAC system, recapturing heat from the process and saving money.

Datamining is nothing new in the world of PC gaming. It often leads to some interesting findings, particularly in the case of unused, and sometimes, unreleased data. Datamining, and its method of discovering what’s meant to be hidden, is the very action that sparked some dialogue surrounding Forza Horizon 5 and its future car roster. After some discoveries made my miners got posted around the net, Playground Games took a moment to add a bit of context to the matter. In short, the team has gotten on the defensive. The company addressed the concerns in a brief post on the official Forza Support website. Playground squarely answers the question if any files containing the names of unreleased cars means that players should expect to gain access to them in the near future. Its response is an interesting one, with the team stating that due to “development [being an] ongoing process, and as such, things may appear in our game files that are not confirmed.” The answer then...

Boku CEO says the sale will allow the firm "to focus on developing our mobile payments solutions”.

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February is almost over, which means we have a fresh new selection of movies to look forward to on streaming next week. Until...

The nation's largest mortgage lender sees itself as a fintech platform that's out to unlock the lifetime value of its clients.

On Wednesday, Las Vegas Sands (NYSE:LVS) finalized the $6.25 billion sale of its home city assets — Venetian, Palazzo and Venetian Expo — positioning the company to invest heavily in Asia. Private equity titan Apollo Global Management (NYSE:APO) paid $2.25 billion for the operating rights to the venues, while VICI Properties (NYSE:VICI) doled out $4 […]

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There has been a surge in international low-cost carrier (LCC) offerings, and in the past few months Northern Pacific, Norse Atlantic, and PLAY have all announced plans to commence service to the United States. PLAY will launch service between the the north New York City metro area and 22 European destinations via its Reykjavik hub […]

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