Her remarks came the day after the first public Jan. 6 hearing Thurs. where Rep. Liz Cheney claimed that some members of Congress asked Trump for pardons. | Continue reading
The satellite-internet service is used to plan missions and fight Russian misinformation, as well as keep soldiers in touch with family, per Politico. | Continue reading
Researchers developed skin tissue for robots, laying the groundwork for more advanced—and even more lifelike—machines in the future. | Continue reading
Stablegains customers say they were promised diversified crypto holdings and were misled by the startup during the cryptocurrency meltdown last month. | Continue reading
It's one of four policy updates announced Wednesday as part of a wider shake-up of Microsoft's corporate culture. | Continue reading
The largest trade union in Germany told Reuters it would support any worker who did not wish to comply with Elon Musk's demand. | Continue reading
Identity verification company ID.me announced layoffs on Tuesday. It rapidly expanded during the pandemic as it secured lucrative government contracts. | Continue reading
From Twitter to Tesla, tech founders cultivated reputations as geniuses. But now it's clear that their only real talent was burning through cash. | Continue reading
Germany aims to generate all of its electricity from renewable sources — such as solar and wind energy — by 2035. | Continue reading
Identity verification service ID.me won dozens of government contracts during the pandemic. Staff described endless backlogs and lax security practices. | Continue reading
Germany and Austria have activated emergency plans that could lead to gas rationing, but the Netherlands and France appear less flustered. | Continue reading
Student debt is "a nasty little loop you can't get out of," Cheryl said. She plans to get another job to afford payments when the pause ends. | Continue reading
Many Sonos smart speakers already support Alexa and Google Assistant, and now select models can use Sonos' own voice assistant. | Continue reading
Haugen, who took thousands of pages of documents about Facebook's practices when she left in May 2021, made the comments in a Bloomberg interview. | Continue reading
About half of the more than 46,000 people who reported being the victim of a scam said it began with an ad, post, or message on social media. | Continue reading
American is the latest carrier to take action to better manage the pilot shortage, particularly as airlines prepare for a busy summer travel season. | Continue reading
Superhuman, the premium email app that costs $30 a month, is laying off a big chunk of its workforce. | Continue reading
The social network is in early stages of developing a "basic ads" product that won't rely on personal data from users. | Continue reading
Michael Lin started at Netflix as a lead engineer. After almost two years of trying to internally transfer into a product-manager role, he left. | Continue reading
The anonymous job site Blind offers a window into the extreme anxiety gripping the tech industry. | Continue reading
BI PRIME: Microsoft has held talks to buy GitHub, people close to the companies told Business Insider. The two have had on-and-off conversations over the years, but talks have grown more serious in the past few weeks. | Continue reading
Netflix has been trialing a new policy to charge people for sharing their account outside of their households in Costa Rica, Chile, and Peru. | Continue reading
French government workers are required to use the new terms, including "joueur professionnel" which replaces "pro-gamer." | Continue reading
New cars are more expensive than ever. Car companies and dealers have little incentive for them to not stay that way. | Continue reading
The ex-Morgan Stanley banker's loyalty has few limits, from helping finance the Twitter buy to hiring a PI. | Continue reading
Tent cities. Soaring rents. Airbnbs run amok. How small cities can harness the rising tide of remote workers and transform themselves into digital paradises. | Continue reading
European and Western countries have routinely sanctioned Russia in a bid to cripple its economy over its unprovoked war in Ukraine. | Continue reading
Lithuania said the money was raised in three days mostly from small gifts. Bayrakatar TB-2 drones have been shown tearing apart Russian tanks. | Continue reading
The billionaires are three of the world's four wealthiest people, according to a Bloomberg index, and have most of their money tied up in tech stocks. | Continue reading
Michelin-starred restaurant cooks dish on the perks — and downsides — of catering to the rich and powerful tech class. | Continue reading
Uber, DoorDash, Instacart, and other gig economy companies spent years burning cash, customers, and workers. Now they're getting their just desserts. | Continue reading
"I told them, 'Go have some kids. Don't worry, I'm smarter than you, I know,'" Patrick Shyu, a former Google engineer, wrote in now-deleted tweets. | Continue reading
Gorillas CEO Kagan Sumer said that "greed" in the markets had changed to "cautiousness" and that investor cash is shifting from low-margin businesses. | Continue reading
Employees rate coworkers in real-time on adherence to 10 company values, giving a thumbs up, thumbs down, or neutral review, The Information reports. | Continue reading
The former investment banker Evan Fisher started freelancing on Upwork after losing his job. Now he creates pitch decks for VC-backed startups. | Continue reading
Musk described himself as a moderate who is "neither Republican nor Democrat," and said his purchase of Twitter wouldn't be a "right-wing takeover." | Continue reading
Insider has published exclusive databases from members of Congress' personal financial disclosures. The searchable, sortable information goes far beyond what Congress itself provides the public. Use the data to spot potential conflicts between lawmakers' responsibilities and pers … | Continue reading
The Tesla CEO said he expects China to produce "some very strong companies" as a result of a strong work ethic and belief in manufacturing. | Continue reading
As the invasion of Ukraine drags on, evidence is emerging that much of Russia's military equipment is outdated and often ineffective. | Continue reading
Coinbase said in its first-quarter earnings report that cryptocurrency assets could become company property in the unlikely event of bankruptcy. | Continue reading
"It's more of a blank check," Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao said. "After the investment ... Elon will figure out what he wants to do." | Continue reading
The DEA interviewed former employees at Cerebral, a startup that prescribes controlled substances, about its clinicians' licenses and other matters. | Continue reading
An internal note to staff from David Wehner details the breadth of a hiring freeze first reported by Insider and other impacts the company is facing. | Continue reading
"I don't endorse putting a substantial amount of your money into any sort of highly speculative asset," Kan said, citing NFTs and other collectibles. | Continue reading
A Twitter spokesperson said the account was banned for violating the ban evasion policy. Lindell was first banned for election misinformation. | Continue reading
For years, the ISS had been a bright spot in US-Russia relations after the tumult of the Cold War-era "space race" between the two countries. | Continue reading
"When the invaders drove the stolen harvesters to Chechnya, they realized that they could not even turn them on, because the harvesters were locked remotely," a source told CNN. | Continue reading