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Neurosurgeon explains non-woo-woo way to scientifically manifest your goals: 'There is no magic here'
Stanford neurosurgeon and neuroscientist Dr. Jamey Doty is sharing his full-proof process for taking ideas and intentions to actuality.
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Behind every successful business is often a successful website that has landed its name on the first page of Google, putting it in front of millions of eyes.
Netflix plans $2B debt issue to fund new programming
CEO Reed Hastings is raiding the piggy bank again by announcing Netflix will return to the debt markets on Monday. The video streamer said it plans to add $2 billion...
Snapchat plans new scripted shows to entice users
Snap on Wednesday announced new scripted shows for its photo messaging app Snapchat that will launch this fall in hopes of reversing its decline in users. Shares of Snap have...
Apple signs multiyear partnership with Oprah Winfrey
Apple has signed a multiyear deal with Oprah Winfrey to create programming as part of the iPhone maker’s push into original entertainment, the company said on Friday. “Together, Winfrey and...
Altice subscriber uptick bumps up quarterly revenue
Queens-based Altice USA reported a 1.3 percent rise in first-quarter revenue on Wednesday, thanks to an increase in advertising sales and an uptick in subscribers. The cable TV provider added...
Starz, Altice reach multiyear carriage agreement
The six-week standoff between Starz and Altice USA ended with a multiyear agreement on Tuesday that will restore Starz’s 17 premium channels on the New York-centric cable system. Neither side...
'Today' show gets new executive producer in major overhaul
There's another major shakeup at the "Today" show. Senior producer Libby Leist has been elevated to the role of executive producer of the show, The Post has learned. Leist replaces...
Amateur video game maker almost sparked WWIII
You’ve probably heard this one before: Boy makes a video game; the game is drawn into a spat between global superpowers arguing over a deadly terrorist organization; the unexpected burst...
One rogue programmer could end the human race
The idea of small groups of humans having control over some of the most powerful weapons ever to be built is scary, but it’s the reality we live in. In...
Early Microsoft code full of hidden jokes
Microsoft's?programmers may have been creating some of the biggest and most important software titles back in the 1980s, but that didn’t stop them from joking around inside the code. Yesterday,...
Smaller programmers fear less opportunity with Comcast goliath
Once again, it’s the little guy who stands to get the shaft — or so he believes, anyway. Comcast’s proposed $45 billion takeover of Time Warner Cable has some smaller...