Las Vegas bets on speeding drones as the next spectator sport

The city that put poker on TV is now betting on speeding drones as the next spectator sport to find a mass audience.

Tasked with resolving the Gulf dispute, why did Anthony Zinni resign?

A retired four star marine general who served in the Middle East and criticised the Iraq war, Zinni gave up on brokering peace between the estranged gulf allies.

Money Talks: Drone business hopes to attract larger audience

The same city that brought poker to TV, Las Vegas is now betting on speeding drones becoming the next spectator sport to find a mass audience. Andre-Pierre du Plessis got a taste of what it entails at the Consumer Electronic Show and explains why cities a...

Money Talks: Trump’s changing China strategy

Is President Donald Trump an inscrutable poker player or just indecisive and politically naive? It's hard to tell. He keeps changing his mind on the big issues. Most recently he's said he WON'T brand China a currency manipulator afterall. He's also change...

If politics doesn't put a smile on your face, there's an app for that

Smiling through your fears, taking Elon Musk's 'Boring' tweets seriously, and more in this week's tech news.

Rangers turn to technology to save Africa's wildlife

In a novel approach to wildlife conservancy, a new program called PAWS makes use of video game software to predict areas where poachers roam.

Park Sung-hyun wins US Women's Open by two strokes

Park Sung-hyun broke a three-way tie with two late birdies to win the US Women's Open by two strokes at Trump National on Sunday.