The Silicon Valley blood-testing company has been on a rocky road since October."Serious deficiencies" have been found at one of Theranos's labs in Northern California, which could see its blood tests suspended from the Medicare program, reports the Wall Street Journal, citing sources.Read Full Story

Researchers pinpoint the cerebellum as particularly vulnerable to blast injury -- Read more on ScientificAmerican.com

How the founder of Framebridge stumbled across funding and mentorship from the last person she expected.When Susan Tynan joined LivingSocial in 2011, she was struck by its CEO, Tim O'Shaughnessy. She had known him a little bit back when they worked at another startup; O'Shaughnessy, though quite young then, was rapidly rising through the ranks. But now, as O'Shaughnessy addressed hundreds of employees at the first all-staff meeting Tynan attended at LivingSocial, she was struck by what a forceful and charismatic leader he had become. He communicated the company's progress and mission with great clarity and precision. The whole staff listened, admiring and rapt.Read Full Story

Case announced hours after the World Health Organization declares spread of virus stopped in west Africa -- Read more on ScientificAmerican.com

Tesla CEO Elon Musk says his company is "doing reasonably well" in the country.Tesla CEO Elon Musk is hoping to have a factory in China to produce Tesla electric vehicles by the middle of this year, reports Engadget. Musk, also CEO of SpaceX, told Engadget that the company is "doing reasonably well" in mainland China, where it has 15 stores across seven of the country's major cities. Musk also said that there are currently 340 Superchargers and more than 1,600 destination chargers throughout China.Read Full Story

The enormous herbivore is the newest permanent exhibit to join the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) in New York City -- Read more on ScientificAmerican.com

Compared to the same time last year, iPhone sales saw their slowest growth since the product was launched in 2007. The post Apple Sold A Record Number of iPhones—But Just Barely appeared first on WIRED.

A study found that kids who ignored both rules and their parents grew up to earn higher salaries.If getting your kid to do homework, finish chores, or put down their damn phone is met with a resistance better suited to 1940s France than your living room, take heart: New research suggests that particularly stubborn kids frequently grow into particularly successful adults.Read Full Story

Shrimp demand satisfied with slave labor is also driving an environmental disaster in Southeast Asia -- Read more on ScientificAmerican.com

No, Walmart isn't getting into the cloud computing business. But it has open sourced some of its own cloud infrastructure software. The post Walmart Doesn’t Want You to Get Locked Into Amazon’s Cloud appeared first on WIRED.