A new lawsuit filed on June 30 said Tesla's factories have been "systematically turned into a racially hostile work environment." | Continue reading
"We are helping farmers with love, and making it easier for them to buy homes," said Central China Real Estate. | Continue reading
"We aren't dealing with erratic decisions but with economic warfare, completely rational and very clear," said Germany economy minister Robert Habeck. | Continue reading
Thousands of discarded wipes flushed down toilets end up on the river Thames banks, forming a mass dubbed 'wet wipe island.' | Continue reading
The predictive model created by professors at the University of Chicago identified types of crime within a two-block radius with 90% accuracy. | Continue reading
New satellite technology makes it easier to detect methane leaks and to fight the climate crisis. The technology will help drive accountability. | Continue reading
Mark Zuckerberg said he hoped more "aggressive goals" would cause some staff to leave, according to audio of a Meta company meeting heard by Reuters. | Continue reading
US senators in April warned user data through ad sales platforms could be a "goldmine for foreign intelligence services that could exploit it." | Continue reading
TikTok's CEO sent a letter to nine Republican senators after a BuzzFeed News report shined a new light on privacy and security concerns. | Continue reading
To accurately determine the fossils' age, researchers analyzed particles from outer space in the rocks the bones were discovered in. | Continue reading
Russia is reliant on foreign software used in power manufacturing and engineering systems, so the cessation of updates and services is a big deal. | Continue reading
The Antonov An-225 Mriya was destroyed in a fierce bombardment of Antonov Airport just days after Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine. | Continue reading
What started as a hiring freeze progressed to a 3.5% workforce reduction. Quishon Walker details his experience as one of the many who were let go. | Continue reading
Cerebral wanted to change mental-health care. Instead, it took on patients it couldn't handle and pushed its providers beyond their expertise. | Continue reading
Slowing population growth and a surge in new construction will eventually cause a big, new problem for America's housing market: too many homes. | Continue reading
It's a mysterious silence for Musk, whose tweets have made headlines near-daily since he announced his $44 billion bid to buy Twitter. | Continue reading
Camero-Tech's Xaver 1000 uses an advanced AI-based tracking algorithm to detect objects and people behind walls, the company said. | Continue reading
Elon Musk said in early June he had a "super bad feeling" about a recession and that the electric car maker would need to cut 10% of its workforce. | Continue reading
Meta told employees on Friday not to openly discuss the Supreme Court ruling on Roe v. Wade amid concerns it'd create a "hostile work environment." | Continue reading
Nine million Americans live near an orphan oil or gas well leaking out methane. One ex-oil exec and his team are hunting them down and plugging them. | Continue reading
A Netflix spokesperson said the company cut around 300 jobs on Thursday, the latest round in job cuts as it faces economic strains. | Continue reading
Harvard reports the median salary for 2021 MBA graduates was $150,000 with an expected signing bonus of $30,000. | Continue reading
One Bolt engineer borrowed nearly $100,000 and then found himself on the hook to repay much of it quickly after being laid off just months later. | Continue reading
Amazon's head scientist for Alexa said its voice-changing capability can help users remember the loved ones they lost to COVID-19. | Continue reading
A Google engineer voiced his theory that a chatbot was sentient. Experts say it's not that clever and the hype overshadows the real threat of AI bias. | Continue reading
Building new cities from scratch will provide remote workers with cheaper housing, better schools, and smarter government. | Continue reading
Sales of new homes in the US slowed to an annual pace of 591,000 units in April, falling well below the 750,000-unit forecast to a two-year low. | Continue reading
Michael Dubin's Dollar Shave Club was supposed to teach Unilever to sell directly to consumers. Insiders say the $1 billion deal hasn't worked out. | Continue reading
From soaring gas prices in America to stronger alliances in Africa, Putin's invasion of Ukraine is paying dividends all over the world. | Continue reading
The investor was created by the founder of tree-planting search engine Ecosia. It writes checks worth up to 10 million euros. | Continue reading
Leaked audio obtained by BuzzFeed News reveals that China-based engineers for TikTok's parent company had access to US data for months. | Continue reading
A recap of 'When Genius Failed', the book detailing the horrific collapse of Long-Term Capital Management back in 1998. | Continue reading
The 91-year-old investing legend is bowing out of the annual fundraising event with a final lunch alongside the anonymous bidder and guests. | Continue reading
Babel Finance will temporarily stop allowing users to take out their crypto holdings, the second lending firm to do so this week behind Celsius. | Continue reading
Not everyone likes working from home. Elon Musk, potential Twitter owner, said the "bias definitely needs to be strongly toward working in person." | Continue reading
The global crackdown on Russian assets has deprived many of its oligarchs of their superyachts, but those seizures also have a cost for the US. | Continue reading
Elon Musk has been promising to develop self-driving cars since 2015, when he first predicted the tech would be ready in three years. | Continue reading
The penthouse is one of 16 luxury units in the Arte building, and features four bedrooms, four bathrooms, and a wraparound deck with ocean views. | Continue reading
CEO Jesse Powell unveiled Kraken's "Jet Ski Program," which incentivizes exits from people who aren't down for the cause, the New York Times reported. | Continue reading
In Monaco, a tiny city-state on the French Riviera, an estimated one-third of residents are millionaires, and poverty is virtually nonexistent. | Continue reading
As crypto crashed, Miguel Cuevas found out he was one of 1,100 employees that Coinbase laid off. He says tensions are high after recent turmoil. | Continue reading
Paolo Ardonio, CTO of Tether, calls for fair regulation of stablecoins following Luna's crash, and reveals why he's optimistic about Tether's future. | Continue reading
A trove of user data is coming Elon Musk's way, Twitter expects him to make "wild accusations" with it — and find the bots he's been looking for. | Continue reading
Emily D. Baker, LegalBytes, and Rekieta Law were the top-earning law YouTubers from Super Chat during the six-week Johnny Depp v. Amber Heard trial. | Continue reading
With fundraising drying up and little to show in way of meaningful returns, many new funds that raised in recent years face a harsh reckoning. | Continue reading
Elon Musk is in the process of acquiring Twitter for $44 billion. His public comments have upset many Twitter employees. | Continue reading
Google is pushing a new project to replace TensorFlow. But it will be a major challenge to unseat Meta's PyTorch, which has won over developers. | Continue reading
Blake Lemoine published conversations with the AI, which he called a "person," but Google said the evidence doesn't support his claim of sentience. | Continue reading