Greetings from the Orbiting HQ! As you can see, we've refreshed the site design. We hope you'll come to love it. Ars Technica is a little more than 26 years old, yet this is only our ninth site relaunch (number eight was rolled out way back in 2016!). We think the Ars experience gets better with eac
In the world of finance, a common assumption is that technology stocks thrive in an environment of low interest rates. This notion is rooted in the idea that tech companies often promise future profits in exchange for present-day funding, making them more attractive to investors when returns are low
September 17, 2024, marks a day of unparalleled potential for three zodiac signs: Aries, Gemini, and Sagittarius. As the Moon opposition Mercury brings about a fundamental shift in perspective, these individuals will find themselves drawn to fresh opportunities that can change the trajectory of thei
The story of Aji Paul and his family is a cautionary tale about the importance of clarity in communication and the consequences of broken promises. On August 23, Qantas website offered first-class flights to the US at an 85% discount, a mistake that was eventually corrected. The airline promised to
