Tech

In this first episode with new host David Brancaccio, we take a tour of our new digs in New York City for a look at the areas booming tech scene

A group of consumer advocate organization says some big name companies are violating kids' online privacy laws.

Some online poker players are expecting a big payout soon, thanks to a multi-million dollar settlement between the Justice Department and two online poker companies. The companies were accused of running a Ponzi scheme.

The Fundamental Physics Prize is brand new and recognizes "transformative advances in the field." One of the winners, Alan Guth, talks about the big win.

A program called Year Up provides classroom training and internships to high school graduates or those with a GED who otherwise have a hard time breaking into the world of high-tech.

Nokia puts giveaways to the test with free smartphones for first-year students at Seton Hall University.

Conspicuous consumption is so last tech boom. The new rich are all about meaning and making a difference and getting in on the ground floor of the next Facebook.

New York is now the second most important U.S. tech hub after Silicon valley, based on startups and job growth, new study says.

Biking to work has become part of the culture for many tech companies.