Hiawatha Bray is a Technology Writer at the Boston Globe. He covers a range of topics including supply chain and logistics, deep tech, and government and politics, often exploring the intersections of technology with energy, security, and academia. Hiawatha is featured in the Boston Globe Technology section and has contributed to Parks Associates.
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For President-elect Donald Trump, it's simple. Slapping high tariffs on foreign-made goods sold in the US will generate billions in revenue for the
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The murder of UnitedHealthcare chief executive Brian Thompson in Manhattan on Wednesday has raised questions about security provided to top corporate officers.
Making employees feel welcome — the essence of DEI efforts — might just mean making a selection of nonalcoholic drinks available at a work party that also serves alcohol.
The man in the hospital bed is named Morgan Therin. He's obese, sixtyish and black, with symptoms of Alzheimer's disease.
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It's official: Fleets of mysterious drones are patrolling US skies. So what do we do about it?
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There was plenty of major tech news in 2024: The ongoing artificial intelligence boom , the rising influence wielded by “tech bros” like Elon Musk
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A few days after Christmas, lots of us are still trying to figure out the digital gifts that thrilled us last week.
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The gifts that were heaped under millions of Christmas trees last week didn't come off a sleigh. Virtually all of them were unloaded from a truck, by legions of tired, often grumpy humans.
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Three thousand miles from the firestorms ravaging southern California , scientists in Massachusetts are lighting their own fires, in an ongoing effort to get ready for the next disaster.
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With population growth at a standstill and labor shortages increasing, US businesses must attract foreign workers in many fields — yes, tech, but also health care and manufacturing.
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