European countries should stop helping Elon Musk take over the space industry, the head of the European Space Agency told the Financial Times. | Continue reading
President Biden said southern Africa's transparency should be "encouraged and applauded," but so far his thanks has taken the form of travel bans. | Continue reading
Americans are consuming much more food than before the pandemic and putting more pressure than ever on service workers. | Continue reading
"Democrats have been overlooking the Supreme Court for a long time and are now getting a wake-up call," Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse said. | Continue reading
Experts say when AR glasses replace cell phones in 10 years, there'll be a turning point in the metaverse — "and it will not be good for humanity." | Continue reading
Founded as a ride-hailing service, Grab has since expanded to include delivery, shopping, and more. It's set to make its Nasdaq debut on December 2. | Continue reading
Domestic flight records associated with Jeffrey Epstein's private jets, provided by the FAA, reveal more than 700 previously unknown flights. | Continue reading
The German biotech, which makes COVID-19 vaccines with Pfizer, said Monday it doesn't want to "waste any time" and is working on an "adapted" vaccine. | Continue reading
Congress should tax the personal loans that wealthy Americans take out to avoid paying taxes on their wealth. | Continue reading
A Roman villa containing a rare mosaic depicting scenes from Homer's Iliad poem about the Trojan War, unearthed beneath afield in Rutland, England. | Continue reading
"We really just need to hold tight to see how this plays out and what our next move is," an epidemiologist at UTHealth School of Public Health said. | Continue reading
Olaf Scholz, leader of the Social Democratic Party, said that the increase would lead to salary increases for 10 million people. | Continue reading
Six other students who watched "Squid Game" were sentenced to hard labor and their teachers may be sent to remote mines, Radio Free Asia reported. | Continue reading
Gap's collaboration with Kanye West's Yeezy brand remains a bright spot for the 52-year-old retailer. | Continue reading
The app is a new "Athenian agora," a major investor said, but growth has crumbled as COVID-19 lockdowns ease and creators and users go elsewhere. | Continue reading
In 2017, Zuckerberg sparked outcry for suing Native Hawaiians over their land. But his own properties reveal a longer and even more troubling history. | Continue reading
Rep. Kevin McCarthy went on for almost three hours ahead of the House vote on the Democrats' social spending plan, the Build Back Better Act. | Continue reading
Wired reports the Chinese firm scraped the data via Amazon's own system and sold it, which was likened to Facebook's Cambridge Analytica scandal. | Continue reading
The trust of Gunther VI, a German shepherd, originates from one of his ancestor's wealthy owners. The trust is worth nearly $500 million, per AP. | Continue reading
The world's richest person said he'd sell billions in Tesla stock and donate the proceeds if the UN could show how it would address world hunger. | Continue reading
In the video, second mate Bryan Boyle shows the machinery that keep the ship moving, as well as the crews' living quarters on the ship. | Continue reading
One Reddit user said they rang Tesla's support team and were told that the lack of USB ports was down to a chip shortage. | Continue reading
The unnamed woman living in Argentina was diagnosed with HIV in 2013. Doctors have sequenced billions of her cells, and found no trace of the virus. | Continue reading
Long considered one of the best places to work, Facebook has lost some of its cachet through scandals and aging technology, recruiters say. | Continue reading
"I think that it has a lot to do with Gen Z," one antiworker said. "They just don't put up with employers' crap anymore." | Continue reading
An analysis from the Tax Policy Center shows a huge tax cut for the 1% who make between $500,000 and $1 million dollars. The top 0.1% see taxes go up. | Continue reading
The Great Resignation is gaining steam. September was just the latest month of record quits in a streak of millions resigning half a year long. | Continue reading
"The instructors had told us we had about 30 minutes to clear the blast radius. ... We never really believed that," a retired Green Beret said. | Continue reading
Of Expensify's 140 employees, 40% had options worth $1 million on its IPO day. The rest could become millionaires, too, from an unusual stock grant. | Continue reading
Before taking EasyPost public, CEO Jarrett Streebin is planning two to five acquisitions to build it into a more user-friendly suite of software. | Continue reading
MoviePass cofounder Stacy Spikes was ousted from the company in 2018. The movie ticket subscription startup went bankrupt in 2020. | Continue reading
Peloton's CEO and CFO told employees that the company's sales slowdown is a chance to go "back to the basics" after the pandemic-driven surge. | Continue reading
Mailchimp employees tell Insider they fear lapsed benefits, reduced pay, and they've been warned off using Slack as the Intuit deal closed. | Continue reading
Facebook's internal research found compulsive use hurt sleep, work relationships, or parenting for about 12.5% of users. | Continue reading
Mmhmm, videoconferencing startup founded by Evernote creator Phil Libin, recently raised $100 million in a Series B round led by SoftBank. | Continue reading
We're seeing "history repeat itself" as Meta spends $10 billion on the metaverse — Alphabet's "Other Bets" have sunk $24 billion in operating losses. | Continue reading
Arizona-based Meta PC told Insider it filed for the "Meta" trademark in August, and Facebook's announcement came as a "shock." | Continue reading
Entry to the UN's COP26 climate summit in Glasgow, Scotland, is chaotic and long, according to people stuck in the queues. | Continue reading
"The most difficult part of this decision is that it will impact many of our colleagues," Zillow CEO Rich Barton said in a statement. | Continue reading
The claimed the stunt was to remind Virginians of the 2017 "Unite the Right" rally and the "Republican Party's embrace of those values." | Continue reading
SpaceX's Starlink says chip shortages have delayed production of its satellite internet kits and impacted its ability to complete orders. | Continue reading
Critics have blasted Munger's plans as resembling a prison more than a dorm, as over 90% of the building's 4,500 students would have windowless rooms. | Continue reading
In the remote forests of Northeastern China, local harvesters climb trees as high as 100 feet to reach this region's most valuable product: pine nuts. | Continue reading
The new additions, including whataboutism and FTW, are related to internet slang, the coronavirus pandemic, politics, and pop culture. | Continue reading
Insider's analysis of 224 Zillow-owned homes for sale in Phoenix points to challenges for the real-estate giant, one of the country's biggest iBuyers. | Continue reading
A Coinbase user bought 200 bitcoin, then got a fake notification from a scammer and lost $11.2 million, the US Attorneys Office in Los Angeles said. | Continue reading
Facebook is trying to draw a line between its social media and its "metaverse" business — but with Mark Zuckerberg in charge that could be difficult. | Continue reading