After Twitch learned of a workplace threat on Tuesday, the company asked employees to work from home on Wednesday as police investigate. | Continue reading
The Hong Kong-based airline, ranked one of the best in the world, told Business Insider it uses CCTV cameras in airport lounges and planes. | Continue reading
Students told researchers they preferred and performed better when reading on screens. But their actual performance tended to suffer. | Continue reading
OTTAWA (AP) — A U.S. plan to let Americans legally import cheaper prescription drugs from Canada is causing concern among Canadians that it could cause... | Continue reading
Launched in 2015, the gadgets allowed customers to order particular items at the touch of a button. Dozens of brands offered one. | Continue reading
The ban comes as a result of a July report which found Google Assistant users had been recorded by their devices unknowingly. | Continue reading
As hard seltzer fever sweeps the nation, the trend is becoming synonymous with an unexpected demographic — young millennial men who identify as bros. | Continue reading
The US Secretary of Defense will reportedly... | Continue reading
The startup Armory builds a business around the open source project Spinnaker. Its CEO explains how it can eliminate a "soul sucking experience." | Continue reading
Thompson is accused of stealing data from millions of Capital One customers, including Social Security numbers and linked bank accounts. | Continue reading
Capital One's data was breached some time in the last five months. Social security numbers, bank details, and more were taken from millions of people. | Continue reading
On July 1, Tokyo placed export restrictions on three key materials that South Korea needs to make semiconductors and display screens. | Continue reading
Capital One says the breach it affected an estimated 100 million US individuals and approximately 6 million in Canada. | Continue reading
Australian regulators on Friday published the results of an 18-month investigation into platforms like Facebook and Google. | Continue reading
Amazon's Ring is essentially using police departments to advertise its smart doorbell cameras products and services. | Continue reading
Apple is acquiring the majority of Intel's smartphone modem business in a deal valued at $1 billion. | Continue reading
Chris Hughes, who famously wrote an op-ed saying Facebook should be broken up, has become an outspoken critic of his former employer. | Continue reading
Here's a dark tale of a contract worker who tried to force his employer to remain dependent on him by using a "logic bomb." | Continue reading
While Neil Armstrong took "one small step for man," dozens of women were hard at work, making sure NASA's Apollo moon program was a success. | Continue reading
DoNotPay's Josh Browder has created a new virtual credit card that automatically cancels your free trials online. | Continue reading
The Financial Times said it reviewed NSO sales documents saying its system could get a target's location-data history, archived messages, and photos. | Continue reading
The indictment says the charges were necessary to combat the company's profits from vulnerable areas that are the hardest-hit by the opioid epidemic. | Continue reading
Congressman Brad Sherman compared Facebook's proposed Libra cryptocurrency to 9/11, claiming it will result in more American deaths over time. | Continue reading
Jeff Bezos doesn't believe humans should abandon Earth in favour of another planet, but rather we could use space as a resource. | Continue reading
According to Musk's claims, his company's brain-computer interface "will enable anyone who wants to have super human cognition, to have it". | Continue reading
Workplace stress is harmful for both you and your work. Here's how one CEO addresses major stressors. | Continue reading
Children ages eight to 12 in the US, UK and China were recently polled in honor of the 50th anniversary of the first manned moon landing. | Continue reading
Facebook is reportedly facing a $5 billion fine from the FTC. The stock's pop in the wake of the news actually increased Mark Zuckerberg's net worth. | Continue reading
The AC-130J Ghostrider's first combat mission took place in June in Afghanistan, where it deployed to relieve its predecessor, the AC-130U Spooky. | Continue reading
The settlement of the FTC's investigation into the Cambridge Analytica mess will further cement the Facebook's CEO's feeling of invulnerability. | Continue reading
The image may not look like much, but it shows a strange property of the universe called quantum entanglement. | Continue reading
According to the Financial Times, President Donald Trump made the offer at the last G20 summit. Shortly after, China and the US reopened trade talks. | Continue reading
Scientists think modern humans left Africa 70,000 years ago. But a 210,000-year-old skull in Greece indicates that some migration happened earlier. | Continue reading
A nuclear engineer said "there are no scenarios which would put the Purdue facility in an unsafe state." | Continue reading
Trump is worried that France's digital services tax, which would place a 3% levy on the French revenues of firms like Amazon, unfairly targets the US. | Continue reading
The LinkedIn outage seems to be mostly affecting the US and parts of Europe, according to Down Detector. | Continue reading
Flights were forced to land at other airports, and more were delayed. The airport said it was working to get back online as quickly as possible. | Continue reading
Over the last four decades, KFC has managed to make fried chicken synonymous with Christmastime in Japan. Here's how. | Continue reading
Mark Zuckerberg's family office says that there was no evidence to substantiate allegations of misconduct against Liam Booth, but he's leaving anyway. | Continue reading
The survey was conducted by Blind, a popular app among workers at Silicon Valley companies such as Amazon, Uber, and Facebook. | Continue reading
Their heroism prevented the submarine fire from being a broader disaster, a likely reference to their actions to prevent a nuclear reactor meltdown. | Continue reading
Abercrombie & Fitch is rolling out a buy-now, pay-later program, joining Urban Outfitters and Anthropologie. | Continue reading
While the economy has mostly posted numbers that indicate health, truckers like Christopher Powell have seen their pay hit the skids. | Continue reading
The flaw, it seems, was that anybody could reset anybody else's password to 7pay, the 7-Eleven Japan mobile payments app. | Continue reading
By default, Slack keeps all messages forever. The EFF is calling Slack out on this policy for not putting more control over data in the hands of users. | Continue reading
The startup announced its ambitions to become the first company to allow safe human reproduction in space in October. | Continue reading
As WeWork gears up for an IPO, it's going to have to get investors focusing on its massive growth — not its staggering losses. | Continue reading
Camouflaging undersea signals as "ocean noise," which is typically filtered out by underwater reconnaissance systems, could be a game changer. | Continue reading