FAA brings commercial drone deliveries one step closer with new rules
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration announced on Monday that it will issue a long-awaited rule to allow for small drones to fly over people and at night, bringing the technology's use for widespread commercial deliveries one step closer to becoming a reality. In addition, the FAA is also requiring remote identification for most drones in order to address security concerns.
Amazon fires back at Bernie Sanders over pay, working conditions and corporate greed
On Tuesday, the Democrat tweeted to his followers that the company's employees were working under risky conditions, leaving them susceptible to the coronavirus, while being denied paid sick leave and hazard pay.
Parler CEO: Potential for public offering ‘probably’ on horizon in two years
John Matze on possibility of IPO.
The Apple car could arrive in 2021, report says
Apple has reportedly ramped up parts orders for its autonomous electric car, the Economic Daily News reports. The tech giant has been testing the car in California roads.
Amazon shuts New Jersey facility till Dec. 26 on virus spike among workers
Amazon.com Inc said on Sunday it had closed one of its warehouses in New Jersey out of caution till Dec. 26, after seeing an increase in asymptomatic positive cases amongst workers.
Big Tech's stealth push to influence the Biden administration
Executives and employees at tech companies such as Alphabet Inc-owned Google, Amazon.com Inc, Facebook Inc, Microsoft Corp are pushing to place candidates in senior roles at government agencies, according to four sources with knowledge of the matter.
Amazon illegally fired worker who made safety complaints
An Amazon warehouse worker's complaint that he was illegally disciplined for organizing fellow employees during the coronavirus pandemic was upheld in a National Labor Relations Board investigation.
Billionaire Bezos' Amazon warehouse employees depend on food stamps in 9 states
New U.S. Government Accountability Office data revealed this week that more than 4,000 of Amazon's warehouse workers are on food stamps across nine states.
Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin lands NASA launch services contract for 'New Glenn' program
Blue Origin expects to launch the New Glenn system in 2021.
How to 'Be a Santa to a Senior' during COVID
Home Instead is working with Amazon to adapt their gifts for seniors program for the coronavirus era.
How you can ‘be a Santa to a senior’ this holiday season
Jeff Huber on ‘Be A Santa To A Senior’ program
Jeff Bezos' ex-wife MacKenzie Scott donates $4.2B to charity
MacKenzie Scott, one of the world's richest women, announced Tuesday that she had donated $4.2 billion to 384 charity organizations during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Amazon urges judge to set aside $10 billion cloud contract award to Microsoft
WASHINGTON - Amazon.com urged a U.S. judge to toss out the Pentagon's $10 billion JEDI cloud computing contract award after the Defense Department said in September a court-ordered re-evaluation had determined Microsoft Corp's proposal still represented the best value for the government.
Amazon's wedding registry contest giving $25K in gifts to couple impacted by coronavirus
If your wedding plans were changed because of the coronavirus this year, you could win $25,000 worth of registry gifts.
Amazon Fashion launches Made For You, a custom clothing service with virtual body doubles
Amazon Fashion is creating virtual body doubles for users to customize their own T-shirt. The service is $25.
California files petition against Amazon seeking compliance in COVID-19 investigation
The petition alleges that Amazon has failed to adequately comply with lawful requests from the state regarding information and documents related to the company's coronavirus protocols, including examination of its sick leave policy and cleaning procedures, as well as raw data on the number of COVID-19 infections and deaths at Amazon facilities across California.
Senator proposes free streaming to curb COVID-19 spread during holiday season
"At this time, we must find ways to incentivize people to follow guidance from the CDC, their employer, local public health officials, or school leaders," King wrote. "Unfortunately, some Americans are likely to choose to ignore public health advice and carry on their typical holiday traditions instead of remaining safely at home. While your platforms would likely experience greater traffic as a consequence of extending service, we encourage you to provide temporary service at no cost to non-subscribers as a way to encourage people to make responsible choices and safely navigate this holiday season."
Should Silicon Valley really be worried about ‘mass exodus’?
Adam Lashinsky on companies leaving Silicon Valley, Google outage
New York City business owners haunted by Amazon loss amid pandemic
Two years after Amazon pulled out from a proposal to build a massive headquarters along the Queens waterfront, the site is a vacant eyesore — and, to many locals, the squandered economic opportunity is even more painful amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Tesla’s market value hits more than $600B for first time joining ultra-small club
Tesla just joined a small but exclusive club giving Elon Musk a bump on the Forbes billionaire list.



















