Amazon launches 'AWS Space Accelerator' with UK venture firm to help space startups grow
Amazon Web Services announced the launch of a new space startup assistance program on Tuesday.
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Amazon loses effort to install camera to watch counting of ballots in pivotal union vote
The ruling comes as the NLRB prepares to begin counting ballots mailed in by workers at Amazon's Bessemer, Alabama, warehouse.
Facebook's chief revenue officer David Fischer announces departure
Fischer is departing as Facebook gears up for privacy changes to Apple's iOS that are expected to make personalized ads more difficult.
Lexus unveils the LF-Z Electrified, a new concept EV symbolizing future lineup
Lexus is planning to introduce 20 new vehicles globally by 2025, at least half of which will be all-electric or electrified hybrid models.
Google Maps has a wild new feature that will guide you through indoor spaces like airports
The coolest new Google Maps feature lets you navigate indoors using augmented reality in places like airports, malls and train stations.
Apple expected to unveil new iPhone, Mac and Watch software June 7 in virtual event
Apple is expected to unveil a new iPhone, Mac and Watch software at its annual developers conference, which will begin June 7 online.
Meet the full crew of the Inspiration4 mission flying with SpaceX in September
The Inspiration4 mission, dubbed "the world's first all-civilian mission" and launching with SpaceX to orbit in September, unveiled the final two crew members.
Virtual school resulted in 'significant' academic learning loss, study finds
A study on Covid’s long-term impact on students finds “significant” academic learning loss.
Watch SpaceX's launch and attempted landing of Starship prototype rocket SN11
Elon Musk's SpaceX is preparing to launch the latest prototype of its next-generation Starship rocket on Tuesday.
Volvo is set to give all employees 24 weeks of paid parental leave
The program covers those who become parents through birth, adoption, permanent foster care and surrogates as well as non-birth parents in same-sex couples.
Silicon Valley leaders think A.I. will one day fund free cash handouts. But experts aren’t convinced
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says AI could pay for UBI, experts disagree
Amazon's aggressive PR campaign ahead of union vote shows how worried it is, labor and antitrust experts say
Amazon has ratcheted up attacks against critics on Twitter just as workers at an Alabama warehouse are set to vote on whether to unionize.
VW accidentally leaks new name for its U.S. operations: Voltswagen
A now unpublished press release called the change a "public declaration of the company's future-forward investment in e-mobility."
SpaceX should be forced to comply with Justice Department subpoena in probe of company's hiring practices, judge recommends
A judge recommended that SpaceX be forced to comply with a DOJ subpoena in a probe into whether the company illegally discriminated against foreign applicants.
Facebook and Google reveal plans to build subsea cables between U.S. and Southeast Asia
Facebook and Google are planning to lay two huge subsea cables that will link the U.S. West Coast to Singapore and Indonesia.
Jeffrey Epstein friend Ghislaine Maxwell faces new charges in sex crimes case
Ghislaine Maxwell is awaiting trial on charges that she recruited underage girls to be sexually abused by the late sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein.
Biden says states should reinstate mask mandates and wait to reopen businesses as Covid cases rise
"We're giving up hard-fought, hard-won gains," President Joe Biden said on Monday.
Opening statements begin in Derek Chauvin trial – 'Whole world is watching,' George Floyd family lawyer says
Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was videoed kneeling on George Floyd's neck before he died.
Here's New York City's potential road to economic recovery after the Covid-19 pandemic
Concern over New York City's future is brewing as state lawmakers consider drastic measures that could hinder the city's recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic.
Biden says 90% of U.S. adults will be eligible for Covid shots by April 19 with sites within five miles of home
Some 90% of adults in the U.S. will be eligible for Covid-19 shots by April 19 and they will be able to get them within five miles of their home.
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