The "urban lilypads" will eventually house 15,000 to 18,000 residents and will have areas of business and cultural development. | Continue reading
A powder version that doesn't need extremely cold storage could be rolled out next year, Pfizer's chief scientific officer told Business Insider. | Continue reading
Other presidential accounts, including @whitehouse, @VP, and @FLOTUS, will be transferred over as well. | Continue reading
Twitter Fleets look like Facebook Stories, which look like Instagram Stories, which look like Snapchat stories. Yup, social media all looks the same. | Continue reading
Muslim Pro is one of hundreds of apps that make money by selling users' location data to third-party brokers, which then sell data to the US military. | Continue reading
BuzzFeed CEO Jonah Peretti, who helped launch The Huffington Post, will run both BuzzFeed and HuffPost after the deal closes. | Continue reading
Apple has cut its commission on in-app purchases to 15%, from 30%, for developers making less than $1 million a year on the App Store. | Continue reading
The Internet of Things is transforming the way things get done in all sectors. Here are six examples of high-tech innovations from around the world. | Continue reading
Amazon Pharmacy will offer Prime customers two-day delivery on medications and price cuts on both generic and brand-name drugs, the company said. | Continue reading
The beer is a collaboration is between Oconee Brewing Co and Waffle House...because there is no better combination than Waffle House and alcohol. | Continue reading
Meredith Golden spends hours a day pretending to be her clients on dating apps and says there are key things to avoid if you want to find great matches. | Continue reading
Sweden's chief epidemiologist has admitted that the country is experiencing a second wave of coronavirus as cases and deaths from the disease surge. | Continue reading
Key elements of the CARES Act expired in July, just as US virus cases surged and the pace of economic recovery slowed. | Continue reading
Employees at Ubisoft, the studio behind "Assassin's Creed," fled to the roof of their office building in Montreal in a "police operation" on Friday. | Continue reading
Both Amazon and Walmart accept food stamps for groceries purchased online as part of a pilot program run by the USDA. | Continue reading
As the coronavirus pandemic drags on, people around the world are turning to the black market for negative tests that enable them to travel. | Continue reading
It reflects a growing concern among cloud-software providers who use AWS to run their business as AWS expands into other parts of the cloud. | Continue reading
Deutsche Bank said that people would not be worse off if they paid the tax, because they save money on travel and lunches by working from home. | Continue reading
Terms of service for Starlink satellite-internet and a Law360 interview with SpaceX general counsel David Anderman show the company isn't joking. | Continue reading
At least four companies, including Apple and Sony, have reportedly held talks about buying Wondery, the world's largest independent podcast producer. | Continue reading
It took scientists in Washington state two decades to develop the new Cosmic Crisp apple, bred for its taste, crispness, and juiciness. | Continue reading
The robot can mimic human-like actions like tilting its head, blinking, saccade, and breathing to name a few functions. | Continue reading
Yelp's sprawling sales organization is part boiler-room, part fraternity house, and infused with a stifling pressure to hit sales targets, insiders said. | Continue reading
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Climate change has made destructive wildfires a new normal. These startups think they've figured out a way to build businesses that fight them. | Continue reading
The German lender is seeking to dump millions of dollars of Trump debt and sees a Trump loss as its best exit strategy, officials told Reuters. | Continue reading
During a recent earnings call, Fox Corporation CEO Lachlan Murdoch said he is open to competition from a possible Trump-founded Fox News competitor. | Continue reading
A candidate's decision to prematurely declare victory carries no legal weight and doesn't impact the process of counting and certifying votes. | Continue reading
Sources told the Washington Post that Facebook removed a strike from Donald Trump Jr's Instagram account — one of many exemptions for Trump's family. | Continue reading
Amazon's got a brilliant idea for policing toxic gamers: Pair them with other toxic gamers, separate from the rest of a game's player base. | Continue reading
"I'm angry at myself for not having even thought of the possibility I could lose my Google account with everything in it." | Continue reading
Analysts and investors couldn't shake the looming shadow of the Justice Department lawsuit, which was filed against Google last week | Continue reading
The purchase makes ByteDance a top-10 tenant in the biggest data-center market in the US, a source told Business Insider. | Continue reading
As Google is hit with a landmark antitrust lawsuit, the people who truly control Google are nowhere to be found. That's no accident. | Continue reading
Like Microsoft, Google, Facebook, and Amazon also announced they wouldn't require employees in the office until summer 2021. | Continue reading
"The Cult of Smart: How Our Broken Education System Perpetuates Social Injustice" author talks about lowering the stakes to increase student outcomes. | Continue reading
The test kit costs $130 on Costco.com, with Costco charging an extra $10 for the same kit with video observation and assistance. | Continue reading
"A vote for Trump is to endorse voter suppression," CEO David Barrett wrote to customers in an email that two-thirds of employees voted to send. | Continue reading
The cosmonaut Anatoly Ivanishin released some tea leaves to float inside the station, then saw them cluster around a "scratch" in the wall. | Continue reading
The exemption for Google.com and YouTube was spotted by programmer Jeff Johnson, and Google says it's the result of a bug which it will fix. | Continue reading
Flippy can cook 19 items, including Impossible Burgers, chicken wings, and hash browns, replacing the need for staff to do so. | Continue reading
The US State Department has revoked 113 visas of Aeroflot employees in connection to the smuggling allegations. | Continue reading
Facebook worried that an algorithm change would negatively impact right-wing media, so they dinged traffic to liberal news outlets, WSJ reported. | Continue reading
Astronauts will use the 4G wireless network to control lunar rovers, navigate lunar geography in real time, and stream videos, NASA said. | Continue reading
Sweden is preparing to give local authorities the power to strongly recommend people against using public transport and visiting busy pubic places. | Continue reading
While working remotely has alleviated some daily stressors like commuting, it's added new stress like longer hours and less work-life balance. | Continue reading
"Remote work (outside an office) will be the primary experience for all employees and the day-to-day default for individual work," Dropbox said. | Continue reading
"We don't want to incentivize hacking by allowing Twitter to be used as distribution for possibly illegally obtained materials," the company said. | Continue reading