The SpaceX founder Elon Musk says his rocket company fired up "Starhopper" for the first time. The vehicle is an early prototype of a Mars spaceship. | Continue reading
Experts say Russia and China will do anything to get a look at the crashed F-35 jet and undermine the next several decades of US airpower. | Continue reading
Video conferencing company Zoom updated its IPO price range to $28 to $32, giving the company a possible valuation over $8 billion. | Continue reading
Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian said he would use some Oracle strategies to help Google Cloud catch up to Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure. | Continue reading
Alphabet-owned drones will deliver items including coffee and ice cream to homes in Canberra, Australia. | Continue reading
The US Trade Representative identified EU products, including wine, cheese, and Airbus planes, that could face tariffs when imported to the US. | Continue reading
Many of Donald Trump's white nationalist supporters are turning away from the president, with some instead supporting democrat candidate Andrew Yang. | Continue reading
Items retrieved from Mark Zuckerberg's trash included a working coffee machine, A&W diet root beer, and boxes of Chinese takeout. | Continue reading
Yale and Oxford researchers say exercise is more important to your mental health than your economic status. | Continue reading
UK government publishes plans to create a new regulator to oversee 'harmful content' on social media, search, messaging, and file-sharing platforms. | Continue reading
An executive managing editor who has hired hundreds of people believes candidates who send thank-you emails show they want the job. | Continue reading
Silicon Valley is known as the center of innovation, but a recent Brunswick Group survey reveals tech workers notice its dominance starting to slip. | Continue reading
Almost every night for two years photographer Pawel Jaszczuk captured Japanese businessmen sleeping in public to document Japan's culture of overwork. | Continue reading
The tower's contractor is now suing the developer, which said there's no safety issue. | Continue reading
Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio is afraid that capitalism is going to be abandoned after years of working poorly. | Continue reading
Google's artificial intelligence advisory board was mired in controversy from the start. | Continue reading
Linus Torvalds' criticism of social media is strong condemnation from a guy who's famous for his own "not polite" behavior on public email lists. | Continue reading
After years of negative headlines, Facebook has found a solution: Buying positive press. | Continue reading
After years of negative headlines, Facebook has found a solution: Buying positive press. | Continue reading
Years-old posts by Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg have disappeared — meaning key moments in the company's history have vanished. | Continue reading
Trump's lawyers have previously said they want a chance to review and "correct" the Mueller report before it's made public. | Continue reading
Here's how Repl.it, an online coding platform, is bringing together kids from around the world and helping them learn to code and build projects. | Continue reading
The pilots of the Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 Max reported problems with their CFM Leap 1B engines. | Continue reading
A comprehensive look at Apple's stores around the globe. | Continue reading
You can change the background on your Google account to enhance your user experience and help differentiate accounts on the same computer. Here's how. | Continue reading
You could potentially use the 2019 iPhone as a wireless charging pad — if the rumors are true. | Continue reading
Patagonia vest? Check. Allbirds sneakers? Check. "Zero to One" by Peter Thiel? Check. Meet the VC Starter Kit. | Continue reading
The phrase "Just Do It" was coined by a murderer. | Continue reading
The operation was run by a local restaurateur who was placed under US sanctions for attempting to interfere with US elections. | Continue reading
The Attorney General for Louisiana, Jeff Landry, has described a growing unease among his fellow attorneys general regarding the tech giants' power. | Continue reading
There was a positive association between attractiveness and earnings, except for the really ugly people. | Continue reading
In this excerpt from "The Big Nine," NYU Professor Amy Webb explains the dangers of decision-making AI. | Continue reading
The authors of "The Myth of Capitalism: Monopolies and the Death of Competition" say that less competitive markets are stifling the middle class. | Continue reading
Insurance float has been a huge contributor behind Warren Buffett’s success with Berkshire Hathaway. | Continue reading
QuadrigaCX founder and CEO Gerald Cotten reportedly died in December. He had sole knowledge of the Canadian crypto exchange's cold storage solution. | Continue reading
If "involuntary" part-timers were classed as "unemployed" — because they are unemployed for most of the week — then UK unemployment would be 7%. | Continue reading
The right-wing says the left is fueling a class-war, but progressives argue that without reform, American democracy will drift towards plutocracy. | Continue reading
The Russian security services could soon have access to the personal data of thousands of Apple users in Russia. | Continue reading
Males in Saudi Arabia have near-total control where women travel. INSIDER investigated the government's Absher website, which can help them do it. | Continue reading
State officials don't know how the plutonium was transported or the route the Department of Energy took to get to Nevada. | Continue reading
To afford a two-bedroom apartment in the US, the minimum-wage worker would need to work around 122 hours a week. | Continue reading
Vienna, Boston, and Amsterdam are as good as it gets, according to acousticians. | Continue reading
Dubai's Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum awarded prizes to four men. One woman had her efforts "recognised", but did not get a prize. | Continue reading
Billionaire investor George Soros warned a crowd at Davos about the "mortal danger facing open societies," and took China's government to task. | Continue reading
The aim of the project is to establish whether we can protect our planet from a future asteroid impact. | Continue reading
Burj Al Babas was designed as a luxury community for foreign buyers, but its villas are still empty. | Continue reading
Google was just fined $57 million for breaching Europe's data and privacy rules. | Continue reading
25 counties in the United States paid more than a quarter of the total income tax collected in 2016, according to IRS data. | Continue reading