Amazon warehouse workers injured at higher rates than those at rival companies, study finds
Amazon warehouse employees suffer injuries at higher rates than those who work at warehouses run by other companies, according to a new study.
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Black Wall Street was shattered 100 years ago. How the Tulsa race massacre was covered up and unearthed
On May 31, 1921, a white mob turned Greenwood upside down in one of the worst racial massacres in U.S. history.
Twitter is testing full-screen ads in Fleets, its competitor to Instagram Stories
Twitter will begin testing advertising in Fleets, its competitor to the "stories" features on platforms like Snapchat and Instagram.
Biden to resume infrastructure talks with key Republican Capito on Wednesday
President Biden will meet with GOP Sen. Capito as some Democrats question how much longer bipartisan infrastructure talks should last.
Supreme Court will soon release a potentially pivotal decision for LGBT rights
The Supreme Court will release a decision that could provide the first glimpses of how its 6-3 conservative majority will shape the future of LGBT rights.
Stocks making the biggest moves in the premarket: AMC Entertainment, Cloudera, Nio & more
The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include AMC Entertainment, Cloudera, Nio & more.
Buttigieg says infrastructure talks ‘can’t go on forever,' calls for 'clear direction' by next week
Democrats plan to move forward with crafting an infrastructure package next month with or without Republican support in order to pass a bill this summer.
China races to rival the U.S. with its own GPS system — but one analyst says it won't overtake the U.S. yet
The Beidou satellite navigation system shows China's "technical independence" from the West, said Craig Singleton of Foundation for Defense of Democracies.
Massive bitcoin mine discovered in UK after police raid suspected cannabis farm
Police searched a unit on May 18 on the back of intelligence that led them to believe it was being used as a cannabis farm.
WHO says Covid origin investigation is being 'poisoned by politics'
A top official at the WHO said that the investigations into Covid-19 origins have been "very unfair to the scientists" due to politicization of the topic.
How to send an item from Amazon as a gift so people know who sent it
Here's how to mark an item as a gift on Amazon so the recipient knows who sent it, and who to thank.
Prepare for a bumpy June until second-quarter earnings season, says DataTrek’s Nick Colas
It was a bumpy May for stocks. DataTrek's Nick Colas says it now all comes down to earnings.
American, Southwest put off plans to serve alcohol after passenger disruptions, assault on board
Southwest pauses plan to resume alcohol sales after flight attendant assault
Apple's massive success with CarPlay paves the way for automotive ambitions
Automotive manufacturers and their suppliers were excited about building sophisticated apps for car dashboards. Then Apple came in and changed everything.
Amazon's new $180 tablet is good, but most people should still get an iPad
Amazon's Fire HD 10 Plus has great battery life, a good screen and easy access to movies, music and books. But it lacks a lot of apps.
Here are the next media mergers that make the most sense
There aren't many legacy media companies left to combine after this month's deals, but here are three potential combinations that make sense.
Hard seltzer's popularity propels the rise of another summer drink—the canned cocktail
Between 2019 and 2020, the pre-mixed cocktail category grew by 50% in the United States, according to industry tracker IWSR.
Bitcoin falls below $36,000 as cryptocurrencies slip once again
Bitcoin took another hit on Friday as other cryptocurrencies including ether and doge also saw their values fall.
Texas Gov. Abbott defends decision to end Covid unemployment boost: 'It is time for America to get back to work'
Greg Abbott defended his decision to end his state's federal unemployment boost on Friday.
Nearly half of Americans have at least one vaccine shot as Covid case counts fall further
CDC data shows 49.9% of the U.S. population has received at least one dose of a Covid vaccine.
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