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From erroneous terminations to racially biased facial recognition tech, what happens when the robot gets it wrong?

The trial of the Theranos founder is seen as a bellwether for Silicon Valley.

"This has big implications," says Harvard's Graham Allison, one of the report's authors.

Typewriters were "crucial" to the rise of women's workforce participation in the 20th century, says economic historian Elyce Rotella.

The Royal Mint is using new technology to extract precious metals from defunct devices.

Ian Bremmer, president of Eurasia Group, believes we're increasingly becoming citizens of Facebook and Twitter rather than of nations.

This weekend marks 20 years since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. We check in on Pennsylvania, where Flight 93 crashed in a field. Marketplace's Nova Safo joins us from Pittsburgh.

Now, these firms have to figure out what their roles might be if and when more people start going back to the office.

Sans-serif fonts, pastel palettes, long-limbed cartoons. Why are these designs so popular? And why do they garner criticism?

This union's main aim is to support employee activism, rather than negotiate a contract.