Opinions expressed are those of the author. Capitalism looks different today than it did 10 years ago—and it’s evident when you take a closer look at the actions of people like Elon Musk.

Today’s regime of surveillance advertising on the Internet is not so much a new development as an acceleration of long-standing social trends at the intersection of technology, marketing, politics, ...

But obviously, and as Crary argues, a sustainable and liveable future must be one that refuses capitalism and our addiction to the internet which has clearly been mismanaged by profit-making companies ...

The 21st century has completely transformed how we deal with emotions, says sociologist Eva Illouz. In a conversation with ...

This Wall Street Week explores problems with US air traffic control and looks at how undersea cables transmit the world's ...

One of the main pillars of capitalism is competition, the theory being that competition, whether it be in sports or business, will stimulate our best efforts and the winner will produce a product ...

Internet culture then invented a black pill ... Universities do "black-pill" students about capitalism. Professors emphasize its problems and downplay its many benefits. A Pew study found that ...

The world’s first trillionaire will be the head of a space-based business, predicts Rainer Zitelmann Space is the most ...

The West has been wrong about China. It was long assumed that capitalism, the emergence of a middle class and the internet would cause China to eventually adopt Western political ideas.

BY Stu Sjouwerman Welcome to the age of surveillance capitalism. There are literally ... that can mask internet traffic. Every phone has a push token ID. It’s a hexadecimal number used by ...

Using computers and the Internet for profit. Technically, every transaction on earth that uses a computer is digital capitalism if the end result is a profitable outcome. However, depending on its ...

The big changes, of course, are all largely the consequence of the development of the internet and of digital ... between commerce on the one hand, and capitalism on the other.