Originally an opal mining town, many of Coober Pedy's residents live underground to escape the region's immense heat. | Continue reading
We tried a burger and fries from East Coast burger sensation Five Guys and West Coast cult favorite. Here's our favorite. | Continue reading
Amazon said that "bad actors" used social-media platforms to sell fake product reviews and that the platforms needed to spend more to stop it. | Continue reading
The helicopter service Blade had a fake spokesperson named Simon McLaren for three years. The company's CEO posed as McLaren in media interviews. | Continue reading
Cameron County District Attorney Luis Saenz accused SpaceX of intentionally ignoring warnings about the closings, KGRV reported. | Continue reading
Amazon's hourly staffers quit so frequently that executives are worried the company will run out of hirable workers, The New York Times reported. | Continue reading
Airbnb spends $50 million a year on guests and host payouts, which has included costs related to finding dismembered body-parts, Bloomberg reported. | Continue reading
Bill Gates is the largest private owner of farmland in the US. According to new NBC research, he owns 269,000 acres across 18 states. | Continue reading
The suppliers, which provide Apple with crucial parts like iPhone glass, have used thousands of forced laborers, The Information found. | Continue reading
A book written in 1953 by the German American engineer Wernher Von Braun predicted a person called "Elon" would lead humans to Mars. | Continue reading
The tax targets tech giants like Google, but the City of London and Switzerland worry their finance sectors will be caught up as well. | Continue reading
GameStop is reshaping its executive suite around former Amazon employees as activist investor Ryan Cohen oversees a company-wide "transformation." | Continue reading
Magic Leap is losing its CTO, COO, and chief patent officer as the augmented reality company prepares to launch its next product, Insider has learned. | Continue reading
Former President Donald Trump aggressively sought to ban TikTok in the US during his presidency, but Biden has now abandoned those efforts. | Continue reading
The Department of Justice says it tracked down millions of dollars' worth of cryptocurrency paid last month to attackers likely based in Russia. | Continue reading
Scientist detected 32 virus mutations in the woman's body, including some seen in variants of concern. It's unclear if she passed on any of them. | Continue reading
Prolific CEO Katia Damer and Dark CEO Paul Biggar said they were kicked out for criticizing misogyny and members' efforts to skip COVID-19 vaccine lines. | Continue reading
When Apple announced the tracking tags in April, privacy advocates warned about how they could be used in nefarious ways. | Continue reading
Kamau Bobb, the global lead for diversity strategy and research, wrote in a 2007 post that Israel had "an insatiable appetite for vengeful violence." | Continue reading
A global minimum corporate tax rate would stop companies from moving to a different country to get a better tax rate. | Continue reading
Human oversight on autonomous technology like driverless cars causes bloated costs, which is the opposite of what these systems were supposed to do. | Continue reading
"I have an immune system," said one of the social media posts that Daniel 'Duke' Trujillo had shared shortly before his death from COVID-19. | Continue reading
As firms redesign offices for the return to work, WeWork says it is introducing touch-free coffee makers that work by scanning a QR code. | Continue reading
Mid-Day Squares said no to Hershey's and yes to working toward an IPO. The Canadian brand is set to enter the US market this year. | Continue reading
The KARGU-2, a deadly attack drone, autonomously attacked a human during a conflict in Libya, according to a UN report seen by the New Scientist. | Continue reading
Google misled phone makers into hiding privacy settings users liked in order to collect more location data, according to newly unredacted documents. | Continue reading
The Greater Idaho movement proposes a new border in which more than 70% of Oregon's land would be incorporated into Idaho. | Continue reading
Google misled phone makers into hiding privacy settings users liked in order to collect more location data, according to newly unredacted documents. | Continue reading
Conservatives including Gaetz have long accused technology companies of being ideologically biased against them. | Continue reading
Shopify sellers would be able to show products across Google's platforms, Google said, but it didn't say how or when this would happen. | Continue reading
The Department of Homeland Security will require pipeline companies to report cyberattacks to federal authorities, sources told The Washington Post. | Continue reading
The year-old startup delivers goods to consumers in under 10 minutes from micro warehouses. Delivery by its cycling fleet will cost less than $2. | Continue reading
Current and former Oracle employees and executives say the cloud unit's top boss gets results by "beating down" employees emotionally. | Continue reading
Members of Congress love buying and selling stocks. Insider's weekly congressional financial report details how lawmakers invest and make money. | Continue reading
Members of Congress love buying and selling stocks. Insider's weekly congressional financial report details how lawmakers invest and make money. | Continue reading
The way we score credit and underwrite borrowers is putting low-income Americans at a disadvantage when they try and buy property. | Continue reading
Venmo said it was trying to avoid running afoul of US sanction laws. But users say Venmo blocked transactions to legitimate charities. | Continue reading
Darrell Cronk, president of Wells Fargo Investment Institute, said the firm is in the final stages of evaluating and adding an active crypto strategy. | Continue reading
BofA's sixth survey on millennial home improvement found 82% were more likely to buy a fixer. After that, they have to take out loans for DIY work. | Continue reading
The negotiations could signal Amazon wants to expand its Prime streaming library with MGM's array of content, which includes the James Bond franchise. | Continue reading
Uber claimed a $4.5 billion global operating loss in 2019 for tax purposes, despite bringing in $5.8 billion, an Australian research group found. | Continue reading
The Suez Canal Authority said this week it plans on widening and deepening parts of the waterway to improve the movement of ships in the area. | Continue reading
Reports that Israeli troops had entered Gaza apparently prompted fighters to rush to the tunnels under the enclave where they were bombed by 160 jets. | Continue reading
While restaurants were bleeding workers, Amazon went on a hiring spree. It may be difficult for chains to lure workers back from Amazon warehouses. | Continue reading
"No one is saying they don't want to go to work. They are saying, 'I wanna go to work two or three days a week,'" Sandeep Mathrani, WeWork's CEO said. | Continue reading
"If you pass our bar and are hired to do the same work, you get the same offer as the next candidate for a role," Coinbase said of the change. | Continue reading
The latest announcement, expected today, marks the next step in the return to normal, and a huge win for COVID-19 vaccines. | Continue reading
The housing market looks safe from a crash, but that means prices should keep rising the rest of the year, with affordability remaining a big concern. | Continue reading