Insider reviewed 36 tech workers' NDAs, ranging from those at Google and Apple to small startups. The scope and breadth of the agreements were stunning. | Continue reading
The CDC said that where coronavirus transmission is high, vaccinated people should wear masks indoors in public, especially at K-12 schools. | Continue reading
Ten former and current workers at CSAT Solutions, a third-party repair service used by Apple, said they work under poor conditions. | Continue reading
The WeWork founder Adam Neumann's staff made workers fill empty desks, gather crowds, and play The Notorious B.I.G. when guests visited, a book says. | Continue reading
Check-cashing stores are a better deal for many consumers than banks, according to Lisa Servon, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania. | Continue reading
Autumn Knepper and Adam Marsh said they uploaded the negative reviews after a receptionist was rude to them. Now they're accused of defamation. | Continue reading
Jacek Olczak compared cigarettes to gas-powered cars, which are set to be barred from being sold in the UK starting in 2030. | Continue reading
Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince told Insider he decided to "throw some grenades" at Amazon Web Services in blog assailing its cloud computing pricing. | Continue reading
Oracle's cloud unit has paused all work on everything except "updated priorities" and directed teams to work on projects on a "24x7" basis. | Continue reading
Cotton was talking about the crime spike occurring in some cities in the US, where more people are incarcerated per capita than anywhere else. | Continue reading
Google's free, adorable Olympics game pays tribute to Japan's rich history of video game production with 16-bit art and throwback gameplay. | Continue reading
The tests happened from June 15 to July 15, according to RBC Daily, a Russian news outlet. It wasn't possible to independently verify the claim. | Continue reading
Oregon, Siberia, and western Canada are fighting huge fires, while parts of China and western Europe have devastating floods. | Continue reading
Tech workers are turning to procedures like Botox, fillers, laser treatments, and even eye and neck lifts, according to the Washington Post. | Continue reading
Xpeng will sell six versions of the P5, a semi-autonomous family sedan, at prices between $24,670 and $38,550. | Continue reading
People in Washington state posted pictures of grocery stores with empty freezer aisles and refrigerated units wrapped in plastic. | Continue reading
Americans are switching jobs at a record rate. Here's why The Great Reshuffle is good for everyone. | Continue reading
Tesla's website says customers can cancel their $199 monthly subscription for "Full Self-Driving" whenever they want. | Continue reading
The British-American tech tycoon, who once had a $100m fortune, died by apparent suicide in a Spanish prison on June 23 while awaiting extradition. | Continue reading
President Joe Biden said that platforms like Facebook are "killing people" by spreading vaccine misinformation. | Continue reading
Amr Awadallah, VP of DevRel at Google Cloud, is leaving the company a month after writing about his "story of redemption" from antisemitism. | Continue reading
After Facebook acquired a tool to measure user engagement, it repeatedly demonstrated that the platform had become a right-wing echo chamber. | Continue reading
It comes down to different preparation methods. | Continue reading
Facebook executives told then-Chief Security Officer Alex Stamos to cut all mentions of Russia from a 2017 white paper on security concerns. | Continue reading
In 1998, Disney disavowed Scorsese's Dalai Lama biopic "Kundun." The Chinese Communist Party has called the shots in Hollywood ever since. | Continue reading
The group holds monthly meetings that give executives an opportunity to speak freely about what it's like to run a company. | Continue reading
New York Magazine art critic Jerry Saltz declined a $250,000 Substack newsletter deal, saying, "It is not my real work to write for 'subscribers.'" | Continue reading
Extreme, a leading adventure sports company, told Insider that it's seen a "major increase" in interest for extreme sports around the world. | Continue reading
Millions of millennials, freed from their desk jobs, are working remotely in places like Mexico — and leaving a path of destruction in their wake. | Continue reading
The decision to approve Aduhelm has raised concerns and led three advisors to resign. The agency's head is now asking for an outside investigation. | Continue reading
The places that gained the most professionals with tech jobs during the pandemic are all smaller, up-and-coming hubs in the Midwest and the South. | Continue reading
A senior Google executive, Urs Hölzle, is working remotely in New Zealand after opposing remote work for lower-level Google employees, CNET reports. | Continue reading
Found in the 1990s and recently retrieved from a storage unit, the book connects Epstein to Melania Trump's best friend and other prominent figures. | Continue reading
Amazon Care is in talks with health plans to become a covered benefit, opening it up to more people, Insider has learned. | Continue reading
Workers cited burnout as the main reason motivating them to leave their jobs, at 32%, in a recent poll by job site Monster.com. | Continue reading
Within minutes of his announcement, Trump began fundraising off of his lawsuits against Facebook and Twitter, promising a 5x matching donation. | Continue reading
Todd McKinnon told Okta staff about his own plans for an upcoming family vacation in Napa to remind them of the importance of taking breaks, he said. | Continue reading
Bezos' work-life balance will get a bit of a shift when he steps down on July 5. A few days later, he'll head to space. | Continue reading
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said the IOC should reconsider its decision to ban the US athlete from the 100-meter race this summer. | Continue reading
Americans are taking their time finding work. The longer they wait, the more it will kickstart the age of automation. Restaurants are leading the way. | Continue reading
The two new principles speak to the current size and scope of Amazon, which is now a $1.7 trillion business and one of the world's biggest employers. | Continue reading
The Crew Dragon spaceship's toilet doesn't offer much privacy, but it does have a great view, according to Inspiration4 commander Jared Isaacman. | Continue reading
CEO Vince Ning said Nabis will use the fresh funding to double its footprint in California and improve its technology. | Continue reading
Linus Torvalds rocked the tech industry at 21 when he created Linux. But Linux's open source developers are aging and Torvalds' 'brilliant jerk' culture isn't helping. | Continue reading
While Great Jones' affordable, pastel-colored cookware became a must-have for millennials, a war was brewing between the estranged best-friend founders. | Continue reading
Accidents have already happened at American labs. But the government panel that oversees the experiments is operating in near-total secrecy. | Continue reading
Average pay is soaring the most since the 1980s, but surging inflation has overshadowed the rally and eroded low-earning Americans' dollars. | Continue reading
AWS's interest in secure messaging apps reflects its desire to develop more encrypted services and move into the productivity-applications space. | Continue reading