The market for hemp-based CBD products is exploding. And China wants in on the potential profits. But CBD is highly regulated in China, and THC is illegal. Will China make room for this lucrative product?

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ChIna Is Ready for CBD. But Regulators Might Not Be.

The nature of work is evolving. Technology is already an integral part of most jobs, but new developments are changing the way we navigate the workplace. From hiring managers using artificial intelligence and virtual reality, to apps that help workers find their way through maze-like mega offices, the office of tomorrow is already being tested. And lots of people are wondering if technological advancements will keep them working forever.

AI Hiring, Never Retiring: Working in the 21st Century

The clues to heredity hidden in our DNA have long been the purview of scientists. But in recent years, commercial DNA tests have made unlocking those secrets cheaper and easily accessible for millions of people. While most just find out about their ancestry, for some, the tests have opened Pandora's box. WSJ's Amy Dockser Marcus introduces us to three different stories of DNA tests with unexpected consequences.

Family Secrets: DNA Tests and the Future of Family

For the past few decades, governments in earthquake-prone regions have built up early warning systems. Now, private tech companies are getting into the earthquake business. (Reporters Daniela Hernandez and Robbie Whelan)

On The Alert: The Next Generation Of Earthquake Early Warning Systems

The global videogame industry is estimated to be worth $150 billion dollar. And it's rapidly growing - and evolving. As part of the WSJ's Tech Live conference, Sports Columnist Jason Gay spoke with Andrew Wilson, CEO of Electronic Arts - the makers of Apex Legends, Need for Speed, FIFA and The Sims - about how e-sports, mobile gaming on social networks and mixed reality games are changing the way people play.

WSJ Tech Live: The State of Play

Artificial intelligence has been called the "new electricity" - meaning that it will soon become a standard and integral part of the world as we know it. There's a growing arms race over the global dominance in AI - especially between the US and China. But what do experts in the field have to say? Where are they optimistic, where do they see challenges - and where are they raising red flags?

WSJ Tech Live: The Future of AI

What will keep the engine of tech innovation running in an era of skeptical users and wary regulators? From driverless cars to outer-space colonies, two moonshot thinkers talk about their cutting-edge work and how calculated risks may spark the next giant leap for mankind.

WSJ Tech Live: The Next Big Thing

Demand for donated organs far outstrips supply. But researchers are working to remedy the crisis using everything from gene-edited pigs to 3D-printed tissue.

Custom Parts: The Future of Transplanted Organs

Advances in gene editing and DNA analysis are allowing parents unprecedented control over the traits their children will inherit. We explore the science-and ethics-behind the movement.

Customized Kids: Are Designer Babies on the Way?

Vegetables engineered with the gene-editing technology Crispr are moving closer to supermarket shelves. The U.S. Department of Agriculture has decided these genetically altered foods won't require a special label. But will they curry favor with consumers?

Get Ready for Gene-Edited Food

Lyme disease is rampant on Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket. MIT scientists believe that releasing genetically altered mice on the islands could curb-and even wipe out-the disease. A close look at an unprecedented environmental intervention.

Can Gene-Edited Mice Solve the Lyme Crisis?

In labs around the world, scientists are using gene-editing technology to revive species that disappeared from the face of the Earth long, long ago. In this episode, we talk to the researchers working on a project straight out of science fiction.

The De-Extinction Movement Comes to Life

For decades, we've dreamt of an all-purpose robot that can cater to our every need. Silicon Valley is trying to catch up with that vision. One company is starting with a task already consuming our economy: home delivery.

How Robots Will Feed Our On-Demand Culture

The Apollo program to go to the moon marks the only time humans have left our home planet to set foot on another world. The biggest effect of this voyage was transforming the civilization it left behind.

Moonshot: How Apollo Launched the Digital Revolution

What happens when an injury occurs on a commercial space flight or manned mission to Mars? Meet the scientists and astronauts studying how to keep us safe where routine care is impossible-and the closest hospital is a million miles away.

Adapting Medicine for Outer Space

Know what comes next with this in-depth look at how science and technology are revolutionizing the way we live, work and play.

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