One year later, the Nintendo Switch is the best game console on the market

Nintendo's newest game console, the Switch, is a runaway success. One year after launching, it's the best console available.

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One year later, the Nintendo Switch is the best game console on the market Nintendo's newest game console, the Switch, is a runaway success. One year after launching, it's the best console available. Read More »

Smartwatches are displacing fitness trackers Consumer appetite for high-end functional wrist wearables like smartwatches is depressing sales volumes of basic fitness trackers, according to the latest globa Read More »

30 AND UNDER: Rising stars in NY tech who find hot startup deals and manage millions of dollars BI PRIME: We've rounded up a list of the investors in the New York startup scene that are ahead of the curve. Read More »

Airbnb has removed listings in Beijing and canceled bookings during China's annual parliament because it wants to be 'good neighbors' Airbnb cancelled bookings and removed listings in Beijing just last year when a large political meeting took place in the city. Read More »

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President Trump will meet with video game industry reps in wake of Florida school shooting The Entertainment Software Association, which represents the video game industry, will meet with White House officials on Thursday. Read More »

Tech companies pile on lawsuits against the FCC over the repeal of net neutrality Tech companies like Etsy, Kickstarter, and Foursquare have banded together to sue the FCC over its decision to roll back net neutrality rules. Read More »

How AT&T conquered all forms of communication after the government forced it to break up The government forced AT&T to break up into eight different companies in 1984. Today, almost all of them are once again part of AT&T. Here's how it happened. Read More »

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