"Cosmos" fan Dick Merryman has owned the domain since 1994. Jump Trading is suing to pry it from his control after Merryman scuttled a potential deal. | Continue reading
The pilot dubbed the Ghost of Kyiv has been named as Major Stepan Tarabalka, 29, who died on March 13 in battle with Russian forces, The Times said. | Continue reading
The $48,000 shipment carrying 800 pounds of bees was forced to travel to Atlanta when they wouldn't fit on a Seattle-bound flight. | Continue reading
A mortgage payment adds up to 31% of median American household income, according to Black Knight. That's up from 24% at the end of 2021. | Continue reading
The Facebook founder and CEO doesn't see an increasing number of worker exits as being "unhealthy" for his company. | Continue reading
EU Commissioner Thierry Breton said he wanted to give Elon Musk a "reality check" during an interview with The Financial Times. | Continue reading
The route from Detroit to Ann Arbor will soon have lanes set aside for autonomous buses and cars in the hopes of advancing self-driving tech. | Continue reading
Search engines like Google are what made the digital age possible. So why is it so hard to find something as simple as an email? | Continue reading
Tesla billionaire Elon Musk has big plans for changes at the influential social media company, from authenticating all humans to banning spam bots. | Continue reading
The change of pace comes after Twitter filed for a shareholder rights plan, or "poison pill," last week designed to avoid a hostile takeover by Musk. | Continue reading
Dan O'Dowd launched a multimillion-dollar ad campaign that takes aim at Tesla's self-driving software and claims the company "skates by regulations." | Continue reading
"It creates a morale problem," one Google employee said, adding that a noticeable number of his colleagues recently left Google for higher pay. | Continue reading
Combatting a difficult hiring environment is leading the investment bank to consider "unconventional approaches," an executive told CNBC. | Continue reading
"I cannot take your philanthropy on climate change seriously when you have a massive short position against Tesla," Musk told Gates, per the texts. | Continue reading
Wells Fargo, the nation's largest home lender, has begun laying off mortgage staff after reporting a sharp decline in home lending revenues in the first quarter. | Continue reading
JPMorgan is using ID swipes to track attendance as employees return to the office. Some staffers say this is creating an atmosphere of fear and panic. | Continue reading
Nine former Tesla employees who worked at the company from 2008 to 2019 described their least favorite parts of their jobs to Business Insider. | Continue reading
The Facebook founder and CEO is wrapped up in his pivot to building the metaverse, but some staff still don't know what it means for their work. | Continue reading
The program will allow advertisers to reach consumers through in-game ads that don't disrupt the gameplay experience. | Continue reading
Spiking prices and a similar lack of houses haunt Canada's real-estate market — but even worse than in the US. Its bubbly nature is a warning to all. | Continue reading
Meta and its CEO Mark Zuckerberg have previously criticised Apple for charging developers a 30% fee for in-app purchases via the App Store. | Continue reading
Biden's top national security aide repeatedly avoided using the term for mass murder just days ago. | Continue reading
The Meta CEO's security arrangements are thought to involve 24/7 bodyguard protection and an office with bullet-resistant glass and a panic button. | Continue reading
Aerorozvidka, an elite Ukrainian drone unit, custom-builds or modifies off-the-shelf consumer drones that have devastated Russian armor columns. | Continue reading
NYT Executive Editor Dean Baquet said in a memo that Twitter is now "purely optional" for staffers. Baquet said that the newsroom will provide support to journalists experiencing harassment. He added that Twitter attacks on colleagues are not allowed and encouraged staffers to "m … | Continue reading
Nostalgia is a powerful force for spending — especially for young adults, who miss the chain bookstores where they hung out in their youth. | Continue reading
Some new owners of refurbished AirPods are being asked to check if the earbuds are "mixed up with someone else's AirPods." | Continue reading
Sydecar plans to differentiate itself from major players through legal expertise and by standardizing the venture-capital investment process. | Continue reading
Tesla's chief executive, Elon Musk, calls himself a 'free speech absolutist' despite leveraging lawsuits and firings to silence employees and critics. | Continue reading
Insider previously reported that the fintech startup planned to eliminate half its staff just over a year after raising more than $100 million. | Continue reading
Germany's economy ministry said it acted after Gazprom Germania was acquired by two companies of unclear ownership. | Continue reading
Aerorozvidka is an elite drone unit set up by tech-savvy young Ukrainians that used quad bikes under the cover of night to ambush Russian columns. | Continue reading
House Zero's printed curved walls — which were constructed in 8 days — made it one of the most remarkable homes I've ever stayed in. | Continue reading
Miro, one of the world's most valuable startups, is carefully distancing itself from its Russian homeland. | Continue reading
Tesla said in 2021 that it's developing a humanoid robot — codenamed "Optimus" — that can take over dangerous and repetitive tasks from humans. | Continue reading
Kyte's Tesla Model 3 subscription aims to remove some of the headaches of car buying and leasing. A 3-month term costs $1,350 per month. | Continue reading
The Great Translation Movement is run by anonymous "whistleblowers" translating popular pro-Russia comments on Chinese social media into English. | Continue reading
The Boston-based asset manager is not cutting all of its private company holdings' valuations, such as ByteDance, Reddit, and SpaceX. | Continue reading
The social media giant paid a Republican political firm to influence public perception of TikTok, according to a new report in The Washington Post. | Continue reading
Elon Musk told users to cover the Starlink terminal with "light camouflage" to avoid detection, but experts don't think this is enough protection. | Continue reading
Kathrin DiPaola's rent rose 60% this year. "I understand that space is expensive in the city, but can we really go back to where we were before?" | Continue reading
One Google cloud employee describes the uncertainty they've felt as they've tried to find a new job at Google while facing layoffs. | Continue reading
"We can't stand by as Russia decides that it's going to use chemical warfare...or a nuclear weapon," a former US ambassador to NATO said. | Continue reading
SpaceX's Starlink satellite internet kit is going up from $499 to $549 for waiting deposit holders, and to $599 for new customers. | Continue reading
Google-owned DeepMind is a repository for AI talent, and dozens of its employees are now raising millions of dollars for their own ventures. | Continue reading
It's the latest setback Russian forces have faced in their invasion of Ukraine. Russian troops are also said to be losing morale. | Continue reading
Space Foundation, a nonprofit organization, removed Russian cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin's name from a fundraiser "in light of current events." | Continue reading
Many other nations have recently seized yachts, villas, and private jets from sanctioned Russian elites following the country's invasion of Ukraine. | Continue reading