David Vidal wanted to get recruiters' attention, so he decided to make a resume bot that would answer any questions they'd have. | Continue reading
Experts told Insider Facebook's rebranding and focus on the metaverse is "genius" and could distance the company from toxicity on its social platform. | Continue reading
Costco's Shanghai store has seen an influx of influencers seeking a "foreign" backdrop as COVID-19 restrictions prevent them traveling abroad. | Continue reading
Democrats are targeting 700 or so billionaires and economist Gabriel Zucman has calculated what the US — and the world's — richest would pay. | Continue reading
Apple One is a bundled subscription service for several existing services from the company, like Apple Music and Apple TV Plus. | Continue reading
Currently, being fully vaccinated in the US means an individual has both doses of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine or one dose of the J&J vaccine. | Continue reading
The reports, based on Facebook documents leaked by whistleblower Frances Haugen, ramp up the pressure on Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg. | Continue reading
A new Pew Research Center study shows most Americans aren't happy with the state of the country as it emerges from the COVID-19 crisis. | Continue reading
The project finished almost two years late, and prompted Oregon to pass new legislation regulating future undersea cable projects in the state. | Continue reading
Retailers navigating the supply chain crisis will confront another hurdle — an even shorter supply of cardboard boxes that was already growing scarce. | Continue reading
The Boring Company's first major urban project will be a 29-mile-long network of tunnels serving 51 stations below the Las Vegas Strip. | Continue reading
Zuckerberg wants Facebook to be a "metaverse company," and Dorsey responded to a tweet about the metaverse being "a dystopian corporate dictatorship." | Continue reading
During the civil war in Mozambique, armies hunted African elephants for ivory. That poaching led to an uptick in the number of tuskless animals born. | Continue reading
Trump said he created the app, which will launch first in the Apple App Store, to "stand up to the tyranny of Big Tech." | Continue reading
Peter Diamandis, a board member of Hyperloop One, told us how advances in autonomous technology are bound to change transportation in the near future. | Continue reading
The stock market has seen a robust recovery after a pandemic dip. The wealthiest Americans are the ones profiting. | Continue reading
Joey Holz, whose experiment went viral, told Insider he specifically applied to businesses that were publicly complaining of a worker shortage. | Continue reading
Facebook's lack of willingness to maintain healthy relationships with the media has now bitten it on the backside. | Continue reading
Many of the teen girls who developed tics were watching TikTokers who say they have Tourette Syndrome, The Wall Street Journal reported. | Continue reading
Home prices have surged the most in 45 years, and community bankers fear the bubble will soon burst. Economists see little reason for such concern. | Continue reading
Baby boomers and millennials are in a housing war. A Zillow report lays out how boomers are winning, and it's really not even close. | Continue reading
BMW's new setup is similar to Tesla's, which famously offers over-the-air updates for customers long after purchase. | Continue reading
Creators who are a part of YouTube's Partner Program can monetize their YouTube videos with ads, with some receiving six-figure monthly paychecks. | Continue reading
Workers are rethinking what they want out of work, or just leaving altogether. BofA is waking up to the fact that it could stay that way for years. | Continue reading
Continuing claims, which track Americans receiving unemployment benefits, slid to 2.59 million for the week that ended October 2. | Continue reading
Facebook is making some discussion groups private, per the NYT. It comes a week after Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen testified before Congress. | Continue reading
The experiment in Israel is meant to help scientists learn how to avoid mistakes that could endanger astronauts during a Mars mission. | Continue reading
In August, 3% of the workforce said, "I quit." It's a trend that shows no sign of slowing as workers flex their power and leave behind jobs. | Continue reading
The former employee Sophie Zhang has criticized what she believed was Facebook's failure to stop authoritarian regimes from abusing its platform. | Continue reading
Nicolas Chaillan, the US Air Force's chief software officer, quit in September, citing insufficient investment in guarding from Chinese attacks. | Continue reading
Python is a programming language known for its far-reaching applicability that goes beyond web development coding. | Continue reading
The developer Louis Barclay, who created Unfollow Everything, told Insider he was scared and anxious after receiving a cease-and-desist letter. | Continue reading
Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted that Full Self Driving for drivers with 'perfect' safety scores would be delayed until Sunday or Monday after concerns. | Continue reading
The calculations in the study by researchers at The University of Ottawa were used to promote the idea that the COVID-19 vaccine is unsafe for use. | Continue reading
Since its opening in 2009, the $350-million Millennium Tower had already sunk 17 inches when the construction paused in late August. | Continue reading
The boss of Intel told the BBC that before Brexit, the firm would have considered building a factory in the UK. | Continue reading
Touted as the Chinese rival to Tesla, the new electric car aims to redefine the image of the country's car industry. | Continue reading
It's the new 'mansplaining.' | Continue reading
Slope raised $20 million in Series A funding from NEA. It started selling to customers in 2019, according to cofounder Rust Felix. | Continue reading
These are Insider's biggest healthcare stories for October 5. | Continue reading
AOC has been a staunch supporter of breaking up big tech. She supported Sen. Warren's plan to break it up during her 2020 presidential campaign, according to Politico. | Continue reading
"Venom: Let There Be Carnage" broke a pandemic record in the US, but Chinese films like "The Battle at Lake Changjin" are still doing bigger business. | Continue reading
One ICU doctor said the US should take note: "We Brazilians had to learn in the hardest way that ivermectin didn't work." | Continue reading
Attractive people get paid more, get considered for more jobs, and have stronger social skills than unattractive people, according to science. | Continue reading
"Many authors I follow say their sales have never been as high as they are now, thanks to BookTok," user Sydney Blanchard told Insider. | Continue reading
A letter from 21 current and former Blue Origin employees says the company ignored safety concerns in favor of making the progress Jeff Bezos wants. | Continue reading
YouTube's ban of all content claiming commonly-used vaccines are harmful or don't work marks a major change in how it moderates potentially harmful content. | Continue reading