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IEN Unboxed is a new show in which our editors unbox new tools on the market and discuss their features.

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Dymax Announces New Partnership with Wesco

Wesco will promote Dymax light-curing solutions to Pacific Northwest aerospace, defense and EV markets.

Taste Test: Mocktail Party

The mocktails might need a boozy boost.

'Hackers are Lazy. Scammers are Misfits.'

Meet Johnny Young, aka JohnE Upgrade. This 35-year vet of the IT wars has seen it all — from facing 500 years in prison to currently offering cybersecurity advice to the good guys.

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Rising Inflation Tightens Spending Squeeze on U.S. Consumers

Persistently rising inflation has made goods more expensive all around.

A Bugatti Chiron, Monte-Carlo, Monaco, July 2021.

Tycoon Drives His Bugatti 250 MPH on Autobahn

The stunt drew criticism from the German government.

South Lake Union Google office, Seattle, Jan. 14, 2022.

Texas Sues Google Over Smartphone Radio Ads

The state's attorney general alleged that the tech giant engaged in false and misleading practices.

Construction to Begin Soon on New U.S. Offshore Wind Farm

President Biden has set a goal to install 30 gigawatts of offshore wind power by 2030.

Passengers walk next to Nuctech security scanners at the Brussels Eurostar train terminal on Monday, Jan. 17, 2022. A growing number of Western security officials and policymakers fear that China could exploit Nuctech equipment to sabotage key transit points or get illicit access to government, industrial or personal data from the items that pass through its devices. Nuctech dismisses those concerns, countering that its European operations comply with local laws, including strict security checks and data privacy rules.

Security Scanners Tied to China Gov't, Military

The World Economic Forum in Davos. Europe’s largest ports. Airports from Amsterdam to Athens. All depend on equipment manufactured by Nuctech.

More Than 2 Dozen Drugmakers to Make Merck's COVID-19 Pill

Generic drug manufacturers from 11 countries will start producing the pill.

Registered nurse Jessalynn Dest pulls on a new N95 mask as indentations remain from another she had just removed after leaving a COVID-19 patient room in the acute care unit of Harborview Medical Center on Jan. 14, 2022, in Seattle.

Following Test Kits, Government to Dispense 400 Million N95 Masks

This will be the largest distribution of free masks by the federal government to the public since the COVID-19 pandemic began.

A towboat and its barges are shown in the channel at lock and dam 25 at Winfield, Mo., on Aug. 19, 2005. The U.S. Army Corps will spend $732 million to expand the congested lock and dam in Missouri. Federal officials said adding a second lock in Winfield will reduce travel time for barges and allow for two-way traffic. Funding for the lock's construction was part of a broader Biden administration announcement Wednesday, Jan. 19, 2022, to provide the Army Corps with $14 billon for infrastructure and environmental restoration projects.

Army Corps to Spend $732M on Mississippi River Lock Upgrade

The project is fully funded and will take roughly five to seven years to complete.