Amazon Care is hiring business development managers to "build and grow relationships with commercial and public sector enterprises," job listings show.
Twitter on Friday reversed its controversial editorial decision to block users from sharing an unverified New York Post story that purports to show emails related to Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and his son.
The final tally for the budget deficit in fiscal 2020 came to $3.13 trillion, more than triple last year's shortfall of $984 billion and double the previous record of $1.4 trillion in 2009.
Twitter will no longer remove hacked content unless it is directly shared by hackers or those acting in concert with them. It will also label tweets to provide context instead of blocking links.
The iPhone 12 comes with a USB-C cable in the box, but not the plug for your wall. You should buy a 20-watt charger from Apple or another company to charge at the fastest speeds.
U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Friday that he would seek a no-deal Brexit unless there was a fundamental change of approach from the European Union.
It is hoping one of the ways it will get there is by harnessing one of its most readily-available resources: the manure produced by the half a million cows on its U.K. farms alone.
A study coordinated by the World Health Organization has indicated that remdesivir, along with three other potential drug treatments for the coronavirus, has "little or no effect" on death rates among hospitalized patients.
InterContinental Hotels Group, Marriott and Accor are among the major names that have launched or are considering monthly payment plans, as the hotel industry tries to attract restless remote workers ready for a change of scene.
Recent protests in Thailand will be a "double whammy" for growth in the country, which has already suffered a blow from the Covid-19 pandemic, analysts say.
The founding partner of Mobius Capital Partners said markets "hate" uncertainty, and how much markets fall would depend on how long the election dispute lasts.