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If you’re not paying attention to what’s going on in energy, you should. We’ve seen this movie before. Spoiler alert: There’s massive economic opportunity ahead. How massive? Imagine standing in 1992, knowing that Google, Akamai, Netflix, Facebook, Amazon, eBay, BuzzFeed and Uber lay ahead. This time it’s the “enernet,” not the internet, that will transform

Intel Corporation (NASDAQ:INTC) dropped by -0.52 or -0.19 points during the last session to $36.57 per share. One of the highlights of the day was the net money flow figure, which stood at $18.62 million even as the stock accepted $62.8 million in upticks but rejected $44.18 million in downticks. The up/down ratio for the

Every year, there are emerging technologies and societal trends that shape innovation. Here are five major movements that Oregon entrepreneurs can look out for in 2017. Women entrepreneurs, and women-centered products: As shown by the growing number of women entrepreneurs participating in the RAIN Eugene Accelerator last year, women are creating major ripple effects across

How smart (or snoopy) do you want your home to be? January 22, 2017 12:00 AM Amazon Echo is roughly the size and shape of a can of tennis balls and comes in black or white. Amazon’s lineup of Echo products is setting the pace for home integration of smart products. By Maria Sciullo /

In billiards, you must call your shot ahead of time. You don’t get any points for luck. With that in mind, here are my on-the-record predictions for 2017. Trend #1 – Self Driving Cars Self-driving cars, previously existing only in the world of science fiction, are becoming a reality. Today taxis are driving themselves in

Remember that nasty Mirai botnet, the one that broke the internet for millions of people last fall? Brian Krebs does. The security journalist was also the massive botnet’s first known victim, and he’s spent hundreds of hours tracking down Mirai’s author. The biggest security news this week was also the most surprising; in one of

Syracuse – GENIUS NY, a business accelerator program at CenterState CEO’s Tech Garden, today introduced six finalist teams that have been selected to compete for the competition’s $2.75 million in prizes. The companies, which are developing innovations in the unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) and the internet of things (IoT) sectors, were selected from a pool