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Microsoft’s soon-to-be ex-CEO follows Miley Cyrus’s lead and gives twerking a try

The unfortunate story of a Wall Street programmer who went to jail for code theft also demonstrates how one man became a million dollar developer

Elon Musk explains what makes his proposed supertrain run

Attention China: Just so we’re clear, the following cartoon is a joke

Yahoo’s CEO celebrates one year on the job by granting employees a special privilege

Even the Man of Steel can’t escape the NSA’s prying eyes

Sometimes the lowest price isn’t always the best option

Verizon throttling Netflix streaming may not be the worst thing in the world

AWS said it will disclose government requests for data to customers and help customers fight such requests

Has Mr. Snowden, in his youthful naiveté, helped expose our own passivity, and complicity with a massive surrender of our Constitutionally guaranteed civil liberties? If it prompts much needed changes to privacy protections, then we all owe Mr. Snowden a debt of gratitude.

How social media is changing everything, including weddings; plus a wrap up of this week's top tech stories

Mobile phone makers were in agreement that the security and privacy of their customer was their top concern. But that was about all they could agree on