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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
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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
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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
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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