Rivian's R1T is the first electric pickup of the modern era. It drives like nothing else, packs tons of exciting features, and deliveries start this month. | Continue reading
The trio, who were based out of Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort, discussed selling the data with Johnson & Johnson and Apple in 2017, new emails show. | Continue reading
Dropbox CEO Drew Houston told CNN that certain workers could escape the "grueling commutes" of the past and gain more control over their days. | Continue reading
Wojcicki said free speech was a 'core value,' but that there were 'multiple considerations' when dealing with a country like Russia. | Continue reading
After a strong performance over the summer, Airbnb is gearing up for possible impacts of the Delta variant in the fall and stagnating COVID vaccination numbers. | Continue reading
The iPhone feature allowing users to "ask app not to track" is sometimes "useless" in stopping third parties from collecting your data, a study found. | Continue reading
William Shatner has yet to confirm that he's travelling to space with Blue Origin, but sources told TMZ the trip will be filmed for a documentary. | Continue reading
For over 20 years, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has written an annual letter to shareholders. Earlier this year, he published his last one. | Continue reading
UBS interest rate strategists argue the Treasury should consider issuing "super premium" notes to get around the debt ceiling. | Continue reading
Tim Cook says Apple is "doing everything in our power" to identify staff who leak information, whom he says "do not belong here," the Verge reports. | Continue reading
"Eliminating pre-employment testing for cannabis allows us to expand our applicant pool," Amazon senior human resources VP Beth Galetti said. | Continue reading
Verily's 'Flywheel' project aims to move its technology off Google's systems, as the company looks to a possible future outside Alphabet. | Continue reading
France was only given a few hours' warning that it had lost a lucrative submarine contract with Australia. But the deal had problems for years before. | Continue reading
Village Square Cafe, which has been operating for nearly 13 years in Cross Keys, is the latest casualty of the ongoing labor shortage, reports say. | Continue reading
Amazon drivers have been punished for looking at side mirrors, adjusting the radio, and being cut off in traffic by other people, Motherboard reports. | Continue reading
Dr. Victoria Male, from Imperial College London, says the changes are safe and short-lived, but it's crucial to find out why it happens. | Continue reading
The government could technically mint a coin and decide it's worth $1 trillion. No more debt ceiling stand-off. | Continue reading
A return to the system that uses pounds and ounces has been especially popular with pro-Brexit Britons. | Continue reading
The plastics industry kickstarted recycling to avoid bans on plastic packaging. Decades later, BP invented the carbon-footprint calculator. | Continue reading
Top-end wineries are fighting back against new wine scammers with tactics like color-shifting ink on their labels and secret wafer-thin security tags. | Continue reading
Almost from the moment Google acquired DeepMind, the leading AI research group was hatching a plan to go independent. Code name: Mario. | Continue reading
Employees reacted with shock and anger after Intuit announced Monday it was buying Mailchimp for around $12 billion in stock and cash. | Continue reading
Grigory Yakushev was making $180,000 a year when he experienced what he thought was burnout. It turned out to be undiagnosed depression. | Continue reading
Gravity Payments' Dan Price told Insider about how his company changed after he raised the minimum wage to $70,000. | Continue reading
Companies have fought to keep employees in the dark about salary levels. But that's changing, thanks to a nationwide wave of "pay transparency" laws. | Continue reading
The FAANG stocks bear much responsibility in the US stock market's 9 year bull run, and Goldman Sachs says this isn't all a bubble. Maybe the bank is correct, and maybe not. But it's important to note that gains in tech stocks are largely attributable to share buybacks, not funda … | Continue reading
Uber's head of engineering Sukumar Rathnam is leaving the company soon amid simmering tensions with the company's head of product, Sundeep Jain. | Continue reading
Tesla repurposed a defunct casino in Nambé Pueblo, Santa Fe County, to open its first showroom in New Mexico. | Continue reading
Facebook is reportedly paying teams of contractors around the world to read through WhatsApp messages and moderate the content in them. | Continue reading
Brandy Melville employees say the brand is built on exploitation and discrimination. One staffer called it a "disgusting company" that "needs to be shut down." | Continue reading
Databricks, Anyscale, and Opaque raised huge amounts of funding, while Intel offered to acquire SiFive. They all emerged from UC Berkeley labs. | Continue reading
"At this point, it's like a light bulb went off and I was like, I'm not doing this," a former Walmart employee named Gypsy Noonan told Insider. | Continue reading
As bitcoin mining becomes more popular and competitive, it's consuming more and more energy across the globe. | Continue reading
ICE is building a tool that analyzes surveillance footage, biometric data, and social-media information. Amazon, Google, and Microsoft want to help. | Continue reading
A growing number of people have found that the rapidly declining state of the planet is impacting their mental health. | Continue reading
The company, which set out to develop musical instruments for hobbyists and professionals, is pivoting toward a more amateur market. | Continue reading
The planes have been ready to depart for days, but the Taliban won't let them leave until they receive recognition from the US government, he said. | Continue reading
House Republicans sent letters to 13 telecom giants, including Facebook, urging them not to comply with January 6-related private records requests. | Continue reading
I got to experience the F-150 Lightning firsthand riding shotgun at Ford's test track. The truck is way quicker than it looks. | Continue reading
Amazon is targeting the US launch of its own branded TV as soon as October, challenging Samsung, LG, and Sony. | Continue reading
But the variant, called C.1.2, isn't rapidly circulating worldwide yet, which means Delta still has the upper hand, scientists say. | Continue reading
Wearing a tie can reduce blood flow to the brain by 7.5% and can also increase your risk of glaucoma and cataracts. | Continue reading
"I feel like this is a big problem, and it's really easy to get sucked into and become spoiled," a school-district board member said. | Continue reading
Irwin Bernstein told the student he had underlying health conditions like Type 2 diabetes that make him more susceptible to harsh COVID-19 symptoms. | Continue reading
Recent massive investments into creating immersive digital worlds are a symptom of Silicon Valley leaders cashing out on the physical world. | Continue reading