Just as the rest of retail finally caught on to two-day shipping, Amazon is upping the ante to one-day. | Continue reading
Hundreds of Amazon workers have been fired over productivity at just one warehouse in one year. | Continue reading
The doctor treating her said: "I saw something that looked like insect legs, so I pulled them out". The bees were found feeding from her tear ducts. | Continue reading
Before you freak out, the video is fake. It was created by a tech-savvy Twitter user based on an actual Amazon patent. | Continue reading
After customers order drinks through an app, the robot bartender opens a bottle of wine and pours up to four glasses at a time. | Continue reading
The Wing quietly dropped its no-men rule after a 53-year-old man brought a gender discrimination lawsuit seeking damages of up to $12 million against it. | Continue reading
California prosecutors are poised to charge the state's largest utility company, PG&E, with an array of crimes, including murder and manslaughter. | Continue reading
Millennials have been blamed for killing plenty of industries. But according to the Federal Reserve, it's not their fault. | Continue reading
Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt said tech startups need to be more diverse, less product driven, and more willing to partner up early. | Continue reading
Employees and documents described dysfunctionality in Uber’s self-driving car unit, with some issues that these employees say continue to this day. | Continue reading
Theranos was by the far the biggest startup to close in 2018, but it wasn't the only one. See what other startups failed in the realm of robotics, smart suitcases, and developer software. | Continue reading
The World Economic Forum ranked each country according to its business environment and innovation. If you're looking for the best place to build a business, you may not have to look far. | Continue reading
A senior executive from Google's parent company, ex-Uber CEO Travis Kalanick, and famed investor Marc Andreessen are all on the list. | Continue reading
Google's DeepMind is making breakthroughs in artificial-intelligence research and in using the technology for healthcare, but hiring top-tier doctors, academics, and researchers costs an awful lot of money. | Continue reading
In 1988, Leon Lederman won a Nobel Prize for his work in physics. The University of Chicago professor auctioned off his medal in 2015 for $765,000 to help cover medical bills. He died on Wednesday at 96. | Continue reading
Mathematician Sir Michael Atiyah claimed he solved the "most important open problem" in maths, the Riemann hypothesis. At a lecture in Germany on Monday he presented his solution, which needs to be published and reviewed before he can claim a $1 million prize from the Clay Mathem … | Continue reading
Amazon plants empty packages with fake labels in the trucks of delivery drivers to catch drivers who are stealing, sources told Business Insider. "It's meant to be a trap ... to check the integrity of the driver," a former Amazon logistics manager told Business Insider. | Continue reading
Andrew Moore, the dean of computer science at Carnegie Mellon is co-chairman of a task force that studies the national security implications pertaining to artificial intelligence. The other co-chair is Robert Work, the father of the military surveillance program, Project Maven. | Continue reading
Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg will testify before a US Senate select committee on election interference on Wednesday. | Continue reading
BI PRIME: 5G isn't going to feel that much different from 4G LTE. But it has the opportunity to disrupt the cable industry. | Continue reading
Internal documents reveal the grueling way Tesla hit its 5,000 Model 3 target | Continue reading
BI Prime: Apple is trying to change the business model of the App Store from in-app purchases and paid apps to software-as-a-service. To help kickstart this, in 2017 it held a secret conference and encouraged developers to experiment with raising the prices of their software. | Continue reading
A new report from the Federal Reserve found that New Yorkers who live in high-income neighborhoods tend to experience fewer subway delays, while lower-income riders are disproportionately impacted by train delays. | Continue reading
Elizabeth Holmes, the founder and CEO of the embattled blood-testing startup Theranos, was charged with "massive fraud" by US regulators earlier this year. Now, she's looking for investors for a new startup. | Continue reading