Technology

PepsiCo will become the first customer to receive an electric Tesla Semi on Thursday night during a delivery event at the automaker's Sparks, Nevada, factory.

Elon Musk says Neuralink, whose goal is to create brain microchips for people without the ability to communicate or move, will be ready to begin human clinical trials in six months.

Chinese protesters use Twitter through VPNs to smuggle out photos and information on protests in China over its zero-COVID policy and authoritarianism.

High-end department stores remain silent on controversy surrounding Balenciaga's advertisements that featured children holding teddy bear purses in BDSM attire.

CEO of Amazon Andy Jassy is firing 10,000 employees, but doesn't regret hiring them during Amazon's rocketing growth in sales during the COVID-19 Pandemic.

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said the company has been trying to "streamline" costs while also trying to invest in areas they they believe will impact the company in the long term.

Sam Bankman-Fried's hedge fund Alameda Research lists Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville Resort in the Bahamas and Amazon Web Services as two of the largest creditors it owes money to, according to bankruptcy filings.

Over the Thanksgiving holiday shopping weekend, which includes Black Friday and Cyber Monday, Amazon's e-commerce website had record online retail sales.

Disney, back in 2016, began the process to acquire BAMTech by buying a 33% stake for $1 billion to allow it to sell more content directly to consumers.

Twitter CEO Elon Musk on Wednesday promised that "Twitter 2.0" would be more "effective" and "transparent" under his leadership than in the past.

DoorDash announced that it will lay off more than 1,200 employees in order to reduce operating expenses that, "if left unabated – would continue to outgrow our revenue."