Online learning service preparing kids for the 'real world' sees surge
Online learning service Juni, co-founded by a former Google engineer, is offering classes not found in the typical K-12 curriculum
Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban explains the 'different types of utility' associated with crypto
Billionaire investor Mark Cuban explained the different types of utility associated with cryptocurrencies and argued that the “challenge” with investing in crypto “is separating the signal from the noise.”
Mother-daughter duo launches selfie studio in Virginia
A new selfie studio in Newport News, Virginia, has 32 cubes with backdrops inspired by movies, businesses and holidays.
Batman No. 1 copy to sell for $1.8 million – but only in fractional ownership
Rally aims to provide a variety of assets for investment on its platform, including whiskey, baseball cards and comic books.
Former Google CEO commits $125M to launch AI initiative
Former Google chief Eric Schmidt and his wife, Wendy, have committed $125 million to a project aimed at advancing artificial intelligence while preparing for unintended consequences the technology could bring
Nissan exec says chip shortage will not be 100% recovered anytime soon
Nissan's Chief Operating Officer Ashwani Gupta said he believes that the semiconductor “crisis” will not be 100% recovered anytime soon.
Jeff Bezos' new yacht in Netherlands under fire, thousands RSVP to throw eggs at it
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is the world’s richest man, and he commissioned the world’s largest sailing yacht — so big that in order to get it out to sea, he’s offering to pay to take apart and reassemble a historic bridge that it needs to pass to get out of Rotterdam.
Carvana allegedly leaving car buyers on the hook after selling cars without title
Some buyers have claimed to have waited about a year for the title, well over the 30 days allowed by law in some states for a company to provide the documents
Small businesses incorporating new technology to survive the coronavirus pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic has devastated many small and medium-sized businesses across America over the last two years, but many who have survived have come out stronger on the other side with new technologies and streamlined operations.
Cisco made $20 billion-plus takeover offer for Splunk
Cisco Systems Inc. has made a takeover offer worth more than $20 billion for software maker Splunk Inc., according to people familiar with the matter, in what would be the networking giant's biggest acquisition ever.
Twitter experiences global outage
Twitter on Friday afternoon experienced a global outage.
Missouri AG on GoFundMe shutting down donations to Canadian truckers: ‘Big Tech giants are not above the law’
Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt on opening an investigation into GoFundMe as vaccine mandates fuel protests
Adidas criticized for sharing explicit images on Twitter to promote sports bras
The company argued that it wanted to help remove the stigma around naked breasts, which some people have tied to the "Free the Nipple" campaign.
Super Bowl's record-setting bet trend will continue, Barstool Sports CEO says
Barstool Sports CEO Erika Nardini predicted that interest in sports betting will continue to soar after the Super Bowl.
Super Bowl LVI to attract $7.6 billion in bets as online betting surges in 2022
The expansion of online betting into New York, as well as the overall increase in states that legalized betting, has helped the number of bets surge this year.
Verizon exec says game changing 5G the 'future of growth'
Verizon Communications Chief Marketing Officer Diego Scotti argued that that the company’s 5G home and business Internet is a “game changer” and will “disrupt the industry.”
Neil Young tells Spotify employees to leave before company ‘eats up your soul’
Neil Young, the rocker who has been vocal in his criticism of Spotify for allowing Joe Rogan to promote what he sees as COVID-19 misinformation, posted on his website that employees there should leave before the company eats their souls.
GoFundMe’s ‘attack’ on Canada’s Freedom Convoy shows dangers of big tech: ex-NY official
GoFundMe’s decision to remove the fundraiser for the trucker freedom protest in Ottawa is the latest example of big tech trying to shut down voices shunned by the left and is the “latest red flag that Silicon Valley’s power over us has to be stopped,” a former lieutenant governor of New York said.
Amazon hiking base salary cap to $350,000 for corporate, tech workers
Amazon is giving a hefty boost to its base salary cap for corporate employees in an effort to attract and keep workers.
Meta threatens to shut down Facebook, Instagram in Europe without data deal
Meta has warned that it might be forced to pull social media apps including Facebook and Instagram offline in Europe over the European Union's laws on data.



















