How a chance encounter between a fruit fly and a pail of milk led to the creation of cheese and yogurt. John Morrissey writes.

As brick-and-mortar sales continue to fall, it's time to reimagine shopping. Peter H. Diamandis writes.

Taking a page from the mainland China book, Hong Kong's high court is trying to stop "violent" content online, but they're really targeting protesters. Oiwan Lam writes.

One is ancient, the other modern. One is a monument to cooperation and dedication, the other to greed and deception. Stephen E Nash writes.

Scientific literature is getting buried by people lazily citing whatever comes up at the top of Google Scholar. Hilda Bastian considers.

Your privacy, their advertising dollars. Twitter is the latest to confess using email and phone security information for lucrative gain.

The new business model for tech companies isn't to innovate. It's to be bought by a larger company. Ernesto Falcon writes.

Users and techies both are resisting the misuse of technology. Here's how to get in on the resistance.

Cybercriminals are zeroing in on the managed service providers that handle computer systems for local governments and medical clinics.