Corrections and Clarifications: An earlier version of this story incorrectly identified the source of the photo. The Joro spider, a colorful arachnid that can grow… Read More »Forget giant spiders, Indiana has a new invasive species and its stings ‘hurt like crazy’
Covering the full range of technical topics for WIRED, in print and online, Steven Levy has been a contributor to the magazine since its inception.… Read More »Clubhouse falls from grace | WIRED
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Rene has nothing related to the invasion of Ukraine. The 34-year-old lives more than 1,000 km away in Nuremberg, Germany. He has no family there… Read More »Activists reach Russians behind Putin’s propaganda wall
The company has opposed singer-songwriters, school districts and food blogs for trying to trademark names or logos with an apple or a pear or pineapple.… Read More »Apps and Oranges: Behind Apple’s ‘Bullying’ on Trademarks
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Chinese stocks listed in the United States experienced their worst trading day since 2008, driven by fears of a potential delisting from US markets under… Read More »US-listed Chinese stocks plunge amid fears of potential delisting
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Vladimir Putin has become increasingly isolated in recent years, according to a Russian journalist. In an op-ed for The New York Times, journalist Mikhail Zygar… Read More »Putin has become so isolated during the pandemic that he no longer meets friends for ‘drinks and barbecues,’ said a Russian journalist
Goldman Sachs on Thursday became the first major US bank to say it would leave Russia after Western governments imposed a series of sanctions designed… Read More »Goldman Sachs becomes the first major US bank to withdraw from Russia
Rivian, who has had a rocky ride in the stock market after a blockbuster IPO, cast a further shadow over his outlook on Thursday, reporting… Read More »Rivian Pares delivery targets for 2022, citing delivery issues
Two weeks ago, middle-class Russians were able to work and buy from the largest international companies, plan vacations in the West, get their news from… Read More »Russians feel new Iron Curtain approaching
The Federal Reserve says it has not yet decided whether it will pursue a digital currency, but notes that a CBDC “could provide households and… Read More »How a new digital dollar could shake the US financial system?
