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The Greatest Investor You’ve Never Heard Of: An Optometrist Who Beat The Odds To Become A Billionaire Madeline Berg Staff Following the money It’s 9 p.m. on the last Saturday nightof the 2018 Art Basel in Miami Beach. On the first floor of the palatial Versace mansion, the well-dressed and...

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“Every next level of your life will demand a different you.” - Leonardo DiCaprio

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"There are moments when, whatever the position of the body, the soul is on its knees" - Victor Hugo

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Gene genie. The genetically edited twins born in China last year might have had their brains altered in a way that affects memory and cognition. He Jiankui, the now disgraced scientist who performed the editing technique on the unborn twins, was attempting to make the children immune to HIV. MIT...

Feeling insecure. Dutch researcher Victor Gevers leaked data taken from SenseNets Technology, a Shenzhen-based developer of facial recognition tech, that shows the company is tracking millions of people in China's Xinjiang province, where the government is oppressing the region's ethnic Uighur...

DNA deal. Staying with Xinjiang - U.S. based Thermo Fisher, which makes DNA testing equipment, said it will no longer sell its products in Xinjiang following a report that revealed police in the region used Thermo Fisher's kits to identify members of the Uighur group. New York Times

Feeling insecure. Dutch researcher Victor Gevers leaked data taken from SenseNets Technology, a Shenzhen-based developer of facial recognition tech, that shows the company is tracking millions of people in China's Xinjiang province, where the government is oppressing the region's ethnic Uighur...

Huawei, or another. Huawei founder and CEO Ren Zhengfei has warmed to the spotlight. The formerly reclusive 74-year old gave two broadcast interviews this week, one of which was his first ever for an American network. Ren accused the U.S. of attempting to "crush" the company. On cue, Secretary...

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Nike's high-profile shoe failure costs $1.1 billion in stock value http://www.msn.com/en-us/money/topstocks/nikes-high-profile-shoe-failure-costs-dollar11-billion-in-stock-value/ar-BBTV56G?li=BBnbfcL&ocid=UE07DHP