Science & Tech
14 Apr 2017
Japanese carmaker Toyota launches a rehabilitation robot rental service.
7 Apr 2017
Investors are increasingly attracted to synthetic biology's market potential, with record sums moving into a field that could deliver novel drugs, materials, chemicals and even perfumes.
5 Apr 2017
A team of scientists have discovered why malaria mosquitoes prefer to feed on blood from people infected with malaria, and their research could lead to new ways to fight the disease.
1 Apr 2017
Behind every order, you place online is a picker, a person who navigates a warehouse to find the item you ordered, picks that item off a shelf and brings it to be shipped.
30 Mar 2017
Scientists use stem cells to grow a near life-like mouse embryo in a lab in Cambridge, a breakthrough with implications for research into the early stages of human pregnancy.
28 Mar 2017
The Israeli makers of Optimus, a fully automated drone, hope it will be rolled out in industrial facilities, seaports, power plants, and oil and gas facilities across the globe.
27 Mar 2017
A San Francisco start-up is embracing environmental sustainability and cashing in with a line of woman's shoes made of recycles water bottles.
23 Mar 2017
Adrian Ludwig, Google's director of Android security, discusses Android's security year in review and the planned update to the Android operating system with Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde on "Bloomberg Technology."
21 Mar 2017
As drones get cheaper and more powerful, even off-the-shelf consumer drones are being turned into weapons.
18 Mar 2017
The future is racing towards electric cars. They’re getting greener, faster and more accessible by the day. Yet their impact on the environment is real.
16 Mar 2017
The U.S. government accused Russia of directing some of the world’s most notorious cyber criminals to break into computer systems, namely half-billion accounts at Yahoo, in a broad scheme that married illicit profits and intelligence gathering.
4 Mar 2017
Chief information officers from major oil and gas companies speak at the Bloomberg Future of Cyber Security.
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The French government's decision to force through its pension reform has sparked angry demonstrations across the country, with many videos of chaos in Paris circulating online. However, as credible as they may seem, some of these videos have been taken out of context, as Emerald Maxwell explains.
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European shares logged their steepest weekly drop in five months amid continued turbulence in the global banking sector. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz doesn't think Europe is heading for a new financial crisis.