Nextpolis would house 50,000 emigrants from Hong Kong on a 31.07 square mile site located between Dublin and Belfast. | Continue reading
Governments around the world are cracking down on TikTok and its Chinese parent company, ByteDance, in a campaign to counter Beijing. | Continue reading
The two tech companies had "preliminary" talks that may or may not lead to a deal, The Wall Street Journal reported Saturday night citing sources. | Continue reading
Author Justin Farrell explains how Teton County turned into a billionaire wilderness, and what that means — not just for Wyoming, but for America. | Continue reading
Tech firms could theoretically be hiring anywhere in the work-from-home era, but data from jobs site Indeed shows it's not turning out that way. | Continue reading
The electric vehicle maker installed $36,000 worth of solar panels for executive chairman Trevor Milton. | Continue reading
The poem, entitled "Elon Musk by Dr. Seuss," was generated by OpenAI's GPT-3 and references the Tesla CEO's 2018 Twitter debacle with the SEC. | Continue reading
Trump's order declares TikTok a national emergency, following his threat to ban the viral video app from the US over national security concerns. | Continue reading
State-backed hackers from Russia, China, and Iran have already been detected trying to interfere with the 2020 election. | Continue reading
The three stars are leaving the Test Kitchen amid months of turmoil, and their departure leaves the future of the famed video channel in question. | Continue reading
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the new "Clean Network" initiative is aimed at keeping US data safe from China. | Continue reading
The strife between Arm and Arm China signals a bifurcation of semiconductor supply chains, as part of a battle between US-aligned nations and China. | Continue reading
L'Oreal is perfectly within its rights to request medical records from its employees who are requesting accommodations to work from home. | Continue reading
The DHS report included protesters' communications via the Telegram messaging app, discussing where to take the protests and how to avoid officers. | Continue reading
Shipping unions say there is a "humanitarian crisis" as an estimated 300,000 cargo ship workers remain trapped on board during the pandemic. | Continue reading
An official with the USDA said 14 species of seeds were identified as herbs and plants like hibiscus, mint, and sage. | Continue reading
Trump will reportedly order China's ByteDance to divest its ownership of TikTok's US operations. Microsoft appears to be interested in picking it up. | Continue reading
The number of US consumers handing over their personal info surged by 60% between March and June. | Continue reading
A 2012 exchange between Instagram cofounder Kevin Systrom and investor Matt Cohler provides a rare glimpse into the mind of a startup founder. | Continue reading
The specially trained officers are the "biggest guys, like the jocks in a football team," former Border Patrol agent Jenn Budd told The Guardian. | Continue reading
In the emails, Jobs told subordinates to "cut off" a developer critical of Apple and said Apple's iBooks would be the only bookstore on iPhones. | Continue reading
A series of leaked emails reveal how Google executives noodled on the idea of buying YouTube, and thought they could do it with just $50 million. | Continue reading
Google is extending its remote work policy through at least July 2021 –– likely setting a new precedent for other major US companies. | Continue reading
The ruling is the latest legal victory for drivers as they seek benefits and labor protections typically guaranteed to traditional employees. | Continue reading
Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, who has repeatedly warned of the dangers of artificial intelligence, said he was most worried about Google's AI. | Continue reading
Airbus finished the tests in June after its first autonomous take-off in December, paving the way for pilot-less passenger flights in the future. | Continue reading
"Another government stimulus package is not in the best interests of the people imo," Elon Musk said on Twitter on Friday. | Continue reading
The 3D-printed chicken nuggets will mimic the taste and appearance of KFC's original chicken nuggets — at a fraction of the environmental cost. | Continue reading
Dozens of investors and entrepreneurs told The Wall Street Journal that Amazon made products that directly competed with them after investing. | Continue reading
The CEOs of Facebook, Apple, Amazon, and Google will give highly anticipated testimony before the House Judiciary Committee Monday. | Continue reading
A fog machine is even expected to be harnessed to try to help scientists visualize how the coronavirus could spread by aerosols. | Continue reading
The possible deal, reported by The Information, comes as Bytedance grapples with a potential US ban of TikTok as tensions with China grow. | Continue reading
China said the US ordered its consulate closed in an "unprecedented escalation," with witnesses saying they saw papers being burned in the courtyard. | Continue reading
Dubbed the US Digital Service Academy, it would offer degrees and coursework for digital skills like cybersecurity and artificial intelligence. | Continue reading
In the 2019 Digital Trust Report, Business Insider Intelligence evaluates consumer perception of seven major social networks – Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, Snapchat, and Pinterest – across six different pillars: Security, Legitimacy, Community, User Experience … | Continue reading
Flight attendants are key part to maintaining in-flight safety, and it's not clear how a pilot could assume their new roles with a few days' notice. | Continue reading
Mullins refused to say whether the mug was his or whether he endorses the QAnon conspiracy in a Friday call with Business Insider. | Continue reading
'We are seeing at the moment that the pandemic can't be fought with lies and disinformation, and neither can it be with hatred and agitation.' | Continue reading
"They know I know that, but other presidents had no idea," President Donald Trump said Tuesday during a lengthy monologue. | Continue reading
PopVote said Apple ignored multiple messages as it tried to be approved on the App Store for use in last Sunday's primaries for pro-democracy parties. | Continue reading
The lawsuit accuses the search engine giant of violating wiretap law and California privacy law by recording what users are looking at in apps. | Continue reading
Airbnb hosts have seen billions of dollars in revenue vanish in recent months as travel has ground to a halt because of the pandemic. | Continue reading
Undermining earlier denials, 3 workers said "under penalty of perjury" they witnessed Zuckerberg's security boss engage in racism and harassment, including using the N-word and calling Black Lives Matter a "terrorist organization." | Continue reading
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Monday that "the PRC's predatory world view has no place in the 21st century." | Continue reading
Two recent academic studies on how much Lyft and Uber drivers earn per hour came to wildly different conclusions. | Continue reading
Frustrated traders occasionally show up at Robinhood's headquarters in California, which led the company to take precautions, a new report said. | Continue reading
Top earners are holding record amounts of money: $303.9 billion to be exact — far more than the $15 billion they held before the recession. | Continue reading