Sergey Brin has unexpectedly returned to Google, inspired by the rapid evolution of AI. Engaging with engineers on the Gemini ...

JustSolve uses low-code development to help companies address business problems at a lower cost, freeing up revenue to ...

A well-known figure in Pittsburgh's robotics scene is taking the helm of a key manufacturing innovation hub, bringing decades ...

A former employee of Wikipedia's parent company has filed a federal lawsuit alleging she was fired after reporting her direct ...

The Impact Map provides data on policy, funding, and workforce changes and their localized effect across the country. Andre, founder and director of The Impact Project, joins host Scott Tong for more.

new information has surfaced showing that the code survived. One of the company's co-founders quietly preserved it decades ago, safeguarding an important piece of gaming history. Rebecca Heineman ...

However, one of the company's co-founders, Rebecca Heineman, has now revealed that she's got backups of Fallout 1 and 2's source code tucked away, safe and sound. In one of his recent videos ...

However, that’s not the case. Speaking to VideoGamer, Interplay Productions founder and game designer Rebecca Heineman revealed that she not kept the source code for both of the original Fallout ...

Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu shared images of the company's Tenkasi campus, showcasing its unique design that integrates nature into the workspace. The office features courtyards that transform into ...

The Bluebird School, founded by Bluebird Music Festival creator Travis Albright, will provide a two-semester music program for children of teachers, first responders and mental health workers.

Mr. Lee is a son of Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore’s founder and former prime minister. He wrote from London. My father, Lee Kuan Yew, was the founder of Singapore. He guided the nation through its ...

But when I thought about a title for it, it just seemed absolutely fitting. This interview was originally published on PBS.org in September 2003 and was republished on Art21.org in November 2011.