Sailor missing for one week found alive on his ship The U.S. 7th Fleet said the circumstances surrounding the disappearance of Peter Mims of Interlachen, Florida, were being investigated.

The Navy thought this sailor was lost at sea. He was just found alive — on his own ship. “I just can’t believe he’s gone,” his sister said. Then, Petty Officer 3rd Class Peter Mims was found aboard the USS Shiloh.

How Electric Vehicles Could End Car Ownership as We Know It Christopher Mims looks at the electronic vehicles that could end car ownership as we know it, from Swagtron’s Swagger-1 electric scooter to Mahindra Group’s GenZe 2.0 to the three-wheeled Arcimoto SRK

Twitter Fails to Harness Its Importance Twitter is so bad at surfacing its most valuable content that a whole ecosystem of other players has arisen to do it for Twitter, from apps and data-mining services to the news media itself, writes Christopher Mims.

Yelp, Google Hold Pointers to Fix Governments Estonia offers an example of the kind of innovation possible around government services, a competitive factor for modern nations, writes Keywords columnist Christopher Mims.

What to Expect When You’re Expecting an Apple Car On its face, a car seems like a disastrous thing for Apple to build, writes Christopher Mims.

What Comes After the Mac? If Apple phased out the Mac, how would those who use it to get work done carry on? That’s the question filling up Christopher Mims's inbox.

Mims: Why the Time Isn't Right for Smartwatches As Apple Watch arrives with a flurry of fanfare, WSJ's Christopher Mims argues that savvy consumers are better off waiting before buying a smartwatch. Photo: Apple

Mims: Why the Time Isn't Right for Smartwatches As Apple Watch arrives with a flurry of fanfare, WSJ's Christopher Mims argues that savvy consumers are better off waiting before buying a smartwatch. Photo: Apple