Telecom equipment supplier Nokia is reportedly believed to have hired investment bank Citi to fend off a hostile takeover bid worth as much as $17.4B. | Continue reading
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Stores' risk scores are based on more than two dozen metrics, including racial diversity, employee turnover, and "tipline" calls. | Continue reading
Experts say smaller, independent restaurants will have the hardest time surviving the coronavirus pandemic. | Continue reading
Happiest Baby, the company that sells the Snoo Smart Bassinet, says it patched the vulnerabilities after they were flagged and no babies were injured. | Continue reading
Dogs have already been taught to detect diseases such as cancer. UK health experts believe they could be trained to sniff test the coronavirus. | Continue reading
Fox News and Republican allies of President Donald Trump have been pushing the lab narrative hard in recent days, despite a lack of hard evidence. | Continue reading
Amazon has now fired five workers since the coronavirus pandemic began who were involved in protests or criticized the company's treatment of workers. | Continue reading
FEMA told Insider it "does not enter into contracts unless it has reason to believe they will be successfully executed." | Continue reading
Verily has responded to senators in a letter clarifying how it will handle user data captured on its COVID-19 screening site. | Continue reading
Opendoor, last valued at $3.8 billion, was the first iBuying company. It's been forced to stop new home purchases and just laid off 35% of staff. | Continue reading
The proposal, from Reps. Tim Ryan and Ro Khanna, would provide a monthly stipend to all Americans over 16 who make less than $130,000 a year. | Continue reading
Airbnb will pay 7.5% interest, a better deal than it secured in its last fundraising round, a source familiar with the deal told Business Insider. | Continue reading
In an effort to contain the COVID-19 pandemic, Lego joined forces with Danish healthcare workers to make visors to protect frontline workers' eyes. | Continue reading
With Goat 2 Meeting, people can request animal cameos and virtual field trips in their work happy hours and corporate meetings. | Continue reading
"This may be the time to consider a universal basic wage which would acknowledge and dignify the noble, essential tasks you carry out," The Pope said. | Continue reading
Amazon does not price match, but tends to make up for it with low prices. Here's what you need to know about Amazon's lack of a price match policy. | Continue reading
Repurposed drugs are the best near-term hope for a coronavirus treatment. Here are the top candidates now being tried in patients. | Continue reading
A new study found that the levels of antibodies that recovered coronavirus patients develop differ by age — and that some patients don't develop any. | Continue reading
Microsoft is offering 12 weeks of paid leave to employees as schools remain closed, according an internal memo reviewed by Business Insider. | Continue reading
WeWork's refusal to renegotiate a lease is pushing one of Brooklyn Bridge Ventures' startups toward bankruptcy, the VC said. And he's frustrated. | Continue reading
Sweden's Parliament is preparing in case it needs to introduce more restrictions, but for now the government is defending its unusual strategy. | Continue reading
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Gates said people now realize that there is "a meaningful probability every 20 years or so ... that one of these [viruses] will come along." | Continue reading
In a new survey, 43% of chief executives said they planned to reduce wages, salaries, or benefits in response to the coronavirus pandemic. | Continue reading
Airbnb's revenue jumped 32% last year to $4.8 billion. But its expenses grew even faster, leading to a $674 million loss. | Continue reading
Digital banking platform HMBradley's hybrid savings and checking account offers four tiers of interest rates and flexibility in how you use it. | Continue reading
The only way that customers can shop for these nonessential items is by using online delivery services or curbside pickup. | Continue reading
Microsoft mapped cyberattacks related to COVID-19 and found that hackers have hit 241 countries and territories with phishing and other scams. | Continue reading
How one of the Europe's biggest startups will survive the coronavirus. | Continue reading
The videoconferencing service Zoom has become embroiled in multiple security-related controversies over the past few weeks. | Continue reading
Zoom's security woes are compounding. | Continue reading
Taiwan's government said Zoom had "security issues." | Continue reading
Spain would be the first European country to enact a basic income and provide monthly cash payments to its citizens. | Continue reading
Three clothing makers built their own particle-testing lab to design a better homemade surgical mask. | Continue reading
Fauci said that the difficulty in containing the outbreak globally meant there could be a resurgence by next season. | Continue reading
As global travel slows due to the new coronavirus, Airbnb has been hit hard, but the company was reportedly losing money even before the pandemic. | Continue reading
IBM's new CEO is taking over at a time when skepticism over its cloud strategy is rampant — and when his employees can't even come into the office. | Continue reading
The Australian company that operates traffic enforcement for 90 US cities warned this week its business will be hurt by the driving slowdown. | Continue reading
If rolled out in the US, Singapore's app would violate a slew of privacy laws — but the country is also rapidly outpacing the US in COVID-19 testing. | Continue reading
New York City has become the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak in the US with more than 57,000 people infected and over 1,500 deaths. | Continue reading
Bill Gates had previously said a coronavirus vaccine could be developed in 18 months. | Continue reading
Amazon is delaying Prime Day until August, its massive annual shopping holiday that usually occurs in July. | Continue reading
Bill Gates has previously said a coronavirus vaccine could be developed in 18 months. | Continue reading
SoftBank no longer plans to buy $3 billion in WeWork shares from investors and workers, a move that may cost WeWork $1.1 billion in debt financing. | Continue reading
Trolls are bombarding public zoom calls with graphic images and online zoom classes have been hijacked. Put these Zoom bombers in the "waiting room." | Continue reading
The coronavirus pandemic is cratering demand for fuel, which is driving down the price of gas to 99 cents or less. And the bottom isn't even in sight. | Continue reading
"Alcohol is soooo good," an intruder said to recovering alcoholics during a Tuesday AA meeting on Zoom. | Continue reading