Read the pitch deck that Uber founder Garrett Camp created for the ride-hailing giant back in 2008 — before the company became the $120 billion giant it is today. | Continue reading
The secretive data analytics firm Palantir will move to a restricted stock model, according to a memo obtained by Business Insider. | Continue reading
Just because you're paranoid ... | Continue reading
Tesla cofounder Martin Eberhard said Musk's comment amounted to a breach of a non-disparagement agreement between the two. | Continue reading
IBM employees started using Slack in 2014 for the very simple reason that they liked using it. Six years later, the entire company is switching over. | Continue reading
WhatsApp gained permission from the National Payments Corporation of India to expand WhatsApp Pay in stages – the first working with 10 million users. | Continue reading
The Intercept reports that TikTok waited nearly three hours after being notified of an apparent livestreamed suicide to notify local law enforcement. | Continue reading
On Monday, Macy's CEO Jeff Gennette informed employees in its San Francisco tech office that it would be closing on April 1. | Continue reading
China's Health Commission warns that patients who have contracted the novel coronavirus could be at risk of getting it again. | Continue reading
Robert Brownlee told us how he shot an object into space before Sputnik. | Continue reading
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is the latest to say that Silicon Valley is the last place to launch a new startup. | Continue reading
The EU might kill the Lightning port on the iPhone. | Continue reading
Amazon now expects its servers to last longer, and will spread the total cost of them over an extended period, leading to bigger profits each year. | Continue reading
If you've ever used a credit or debit card to pay at a store that uses Square, you've probably gotten a lot of spam emails. Here's how to stop that. | Continue reading
Palantir believes that its work helping drones autonomously identify targets is as important as the race to develop nuclear weapons. | Continue reading
WeWork will phase out beer and wine taps across North American locations by the end of February. The move applies to both WeWork's member and employee locations. | Continue reading
The lawsuit comes just three weeks after the state of California sued Vinod Khosla, alleging that he blocked public access to Martin's Beach. | Continue reading
A million streams of a song on Pandora yields just $60 in royalties for an artist. | Continue reading
The older they are, the more they achieve. | Continue reading
FHIR (pronounced "fire") could let you view your medical records on your phone. Tech giants are hungry for a piece of the pie, but obstacles remain. | Continue reading
Y Combinator's Sam Altman went through the accelerator himself after dropping out of Stanford. He worked so hard that summer, he caught an 18th century malady. | Continue reading
Akon, whose cryptocurrency is called "Akoin," has said he thinks the system could be the key to growth in Africa. | Continue reading
Okta CEO, Todd McKinnon left his Salesforce job to start a tech company that's now worth $14 billion. Here's how he pitched the idea to his wife. | Continue reading
Huawei announced a $26 million investment to court British and Irish developers to make apps the Huawei's App Gallery. | Continue reading
Annotations and Annotation Processors are here with us for over a decade now. There are many libraries like ButterKnife, Dagger, Room etc… | Continue reading
An anonymous executive at The Ferrero Group once compared the company's security measures to those of NASA. | Continue reading
On December 31, 2019, the worldwide currency exchange company Travelex discovered that hackers breached its system. It's been offline ever since. | Continue reading
The economic fallout from the Catalan vote is not limited to corporate flight. Other economic indicators like tourism and consumption are being affected also. | Continue reading
A shift toward a single-payer Medicare For All system in US healthcare could be a potential balm to the system's current admin cost crisis. | Continue reading
RBC predicts Google could acquire Salesforce to leapfrog Microsoft in the cloud market and spin out Google Cloud Platform into a dedicated company. | Continue reading
The startup also announced it was closing its San Francisco and Seattle offices and terminating 360 employees on Wednesday. | Continue reading
Employees were informed of a "mandatory" meeting on Wednesday, at which about 400 staffers were terminated. | Continue reading
Sources say Vista Equity Partners spent nearly $100 million to buy 7Park, which has beefed up its sales team to sell clients tools instead of reports. | Continue reading
The $1 billion startup is backed by SoftBank's Vision Fund but has struggled with shifting business priorities in an effort to become profitable. | Continue reading
There's one question that CEO Larry Page always asks before Google buys a company. | Continue reading
An aquarium and an engineering firm in Massachusetts are partnering on a project to better protect whales by monitoring them from space. | Continue reading
We want to read and watch all of these. | Continue reading
Scientists found a 160,000-year-old jawbone from a human ancestor in a Tibetan cave. It might explain why Tibetans today can live at high altitudes. | Continue reading
Extinct operating systems. | Continue reading
It's retro tech. | Continue reading
The movie theater in Celebration, Florida, is one of the crown jewels of the town created by Disney World. But it's been closed for almost a decade. | Continue reading
Marty Hartman is the director of Mary's Place, which runs the shelter on Amazon's campus. She wants to ensure no child sleeps outside in Seattle. | Continue reading
Don't use "thank you" to just distinguish a generic email. Instead, use a specific (and authentic) qualifier. | Continue reading
Police dogs at the Connecticut State Police Department are trained to sniff out electronics. They can find anything with digital storage, such as cell phones, thumb drives, computers, and memory cards. The program started in 2012 to help investigators find digital evidence to cri … | Continue reading