Tracey Lien
Tracey Lien covered Silicon Valley and the technology industry for The Times’ business section before leaving in 2018 to pursue her MFA at the University of Kansas. A Sydney native, she came to the U.S. because the servings are bigger. She enjoys perpetuating lies about Australian animals, specifically drop bears and boxing kangaroos.
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Amanda Rousseau, 31, is a senior malware researcher at San Francisco security shop Endgame.
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Durante gran parte de su carrera, Natasha Pecor siguió un camino muy usado por los trabajadores de la tecnología.
For much of her career, Natasha Pecor followed a path well-worn by tech workers.
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Times are rough in the world of subscription retail.
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As Uber tries to build its reputation as a good citizen, it’s unveiling a new plan: get its drivers to adopt electric vehicles instead of driving cars that burn gasoline.
El teléfono fijo - con cable rizado, sin cables, rotativo o con botones de plástico gruesos - solía ser un accesorio de los hogares estadounidenses.