Amazon's shrinking per-unit fulfillment cost reflects its growing efficiency across its logistics network. | Continue reading
The Commission on Presidential Debates has already chosen its moderators, but President Donald Trump tweeted support for one hosted by Rogan anyway. | Continue reading
Tesla happens to be working on an electric truck, the Tesla Semi. The vehicle is two years behind its original 2019 delivery schedule. | Continue reading
SoftBank negotiated the mega-sale to relieve pressure on its flagging stock price and make up for losses. | Continue reading
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — Federal regulators said Thursday they have cited Smithfield Foods for failing to protect employees from exposure to the coronavirus at the company’s Sioux Falls plant, an early hot spot for virus infections that hobbled American meatpacking plants. | Continue reading
The revelation is likely to contribute to internal tensions at Facebook, where employees have protested far-right organizing on the platform. | Continue reading
Edward Snowden said Keith Alexander was, "personally responsible for the unlawful mass surveillance programs that caused a global scandal." | Continue reading
Musk founded the neural tech company in 2016, and says the chip will enable a "symbiosis" between the human brain and AI. | Continue reading
Sanders' provided the colorful description of communications specialist Josh Raffel in her new book, "Speaking for Myself." | Continue reading
Google wants the town-like campus to be walkable and bikeable, with all the amenities and services within a 10-minute walk for residents. | Continue reading
Porter's case reflects Silicon Valley's intensifying competition for talent, but also gives a rare look into Amazon's unusual compensation structure. | Continue reading
The ruling contradicts intelligence officials' statements following Edward Snowden's revelation that the NSA was snooping on Americans' phone records. | Continue reading
The tech haven may be an outlier, helping to fuel debate about a supposed mass exodus from US cities to suburbia. | Continue reading
The Vatican announced its plan for an ethical approach to AI development, arguing for things like transparency, inclusion, impartiality, and privacy. | Continue reading
The analyst's job duties would also include gathering information for use in legal actions, including restraining orders against labor groups. | Continue reading
Negotiations to sell the US arm of the app were sent off-course by new rules out of China which could give its government a veto on any sale. | Continue reading
The company has to finalize the sale in a matter of weeks to avoid a ban on its operations ordered by President Donald Trump. | Continue reading
Blackcurrants are popular in Europe but were banned in America in the early 1900s because they spread a fungus that kills white pine trees. | Continue reading
The protest came the day after Bezos' net worth exceeded $200 billion for the first time, making him one of the richest people in history. | Continue reading
The companies have spent hundreds of thousands of dollars for PR firms to work on the controversial Yes on Proposition 22 campaign, per a CNET report. | Continue reading
Keeping a firm 6-foot distance from others to stay coronavirus-free is a very 1940s-type of thing to do. | Continue reading
Employees will also get a $500 stipend for "home office equipment" as the company expects them to work remotely for at least another year. | Continue reading
Moderna said that its coronavirus vaccine was safe and created an immune response in people older than 55. | Continue reading
Austin Russell founded the self-driving-car tech company Luminar when he was 17. Now he's selling it to a SPAC in a deal valued at $3.4 billion. | Continue reading
Nearly three dozen cases were reported on Saturday. Among them included a cluster of Greek housing residents, staff, and students living on or off-campus. | Continue reading
The firing of James Damore over his "Google's Ideological Echo Chamber" memo will empower the tech alt-right. | Continue reading
Most drivers work part time. But Uber and Lyft make most of their money off drivers who work like full-time employees — without any of the benefits. | Continue reading
The Uber Eats driver and programmer behind the tool said his data shows the company has been been underpaying drivers 25-30% of trips. | Continue reading
Navalny's press secretery tweeted she believes "Alexei was poisoned with something mixed into his tea" on a flight to Moscow. | Continue reading
Apple yanked "Fortnite" from the App Store late last week. Now, resellers are charging thousands for iPhones with "Fortnite" pre-installed on eBay. | Continue reading
The scientist leading the research, Jürgen Schupp, said it would improve the debate about universal basic income by producing scientific evidence. | Continue reading
Research shows that COVID-19 patients — including those with asymptomatic or mild cases — develop T cells that can fight the virus if it returns. | Continue reading
The episode demonstrates the strength of the GPT-3 AI text generator, which has shown itself to appear convincingly human under some circumstances. | Continue reading
Nike's Vaporfly shoes are more energetically efficient than other shoes. So some runners with other sponsors wear "blacked-out" Vaporflys to keep up. | Continue reading
This is what happens when you take a company that knows how to build cars, give it a bunch of money, and then leave that company to do so. | Continue reading
Each machine can sort up to 36,000 pieces of mail per hour including letters and post cards. | Continue reading
Facebook said it "has to get better." But despite a recent purge of conspiracy and white supremacy groups, the company showed it has a long way to go. | Continue reading
Last month, Facebook offered $650 million to settle a similar lawsuit claiming it collected biometric data without users' consent. | Continue reading
The art comes from from Winston Tseng, a street artist known for his realistic, tongue-in-cheek "ads" across New York City. | Continue reading
Epic Games could prove to be Apple's most formidable opponent yet. By luring Apple into its trap, it showed just how cunning it could be. | Continue reading
The court said Amazon was "pivotal" in bringing a defective laptop battery to a customer, who was burned when the battery exploded. | Continue reading
The report follows President Trump's executive order seeking to ban TikTok's parent company from operating in the US over national security concerns. | Continue reading
Palantir Technologies, the secretive tech firm that supplies data tools to surveillance agencies, is set to go public this year. | Continue reading
The cable ripped through the observatory's reflector dish and damaged the dome that directs the telescope to its targets in space. | Continue reading
A 17-year-old theme-park employee was attacked by a visitor whom he had asked to wear a mask. Workers are often tasked with enforcing mask policies. | Continue reading
Uber and Lyft are expected to appeal Monday's ruling, and have argued that reclassifying drivers as employees could wreak havoc on their businesses. | Continue reading