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Facebook begins labeling, but not fact-checking, posts from Trump and Biden
After President Donald Trump posted an unfounded claim to Facebook on Tuesday that mail-in voting could lead to a "corrupt election," the social network slapped a label on it. But the label did not attempt to fact-check the post as true or false. Instead, it directed users to a government website to learn more about how to vote.
TikTok plans to add 10,000 jobs in US as Trump admin considers banning it
Give us higher pay not woke words, says ex-driver taking on Uber in the UK
Yaseen Aslam never set out to drive for a living. But in 2006, laid off from his job in tech with few other options, he found work as a taxi driver. He stuck with it because it offered flexibility and paid well — £500 ($635) in a weekend, after expenses. In 2013, he was lured to a startup offering even more lucrative pay and bonuses: Uber.
Amazon delays Prime Day, but it's still on for this year
Starbucks is changing the most annoying thing about Starbucks Rewards
One of the oldest businesses on the internet just got sold for $9 billion
Apple plans to be totally carbon neutral by 2030
Apple made a major commitment to fighting climate change Tuesday, announcing plans to be entirely carbon neutral by 2030. The pledge would cover its entire business, including its supply chain, manufacturing process, and the life of its products. An iPhone bought in 2030 will have net zero climate impact, including the energy a consumer uses to power the device, according to Apple.
LinkedIn will cut 6% of its workforce as the pandemic slams recruitment
SpaceX reuses rocket from historic astronaut mission to launch satellite
IBM shares jump after better-than-expected earnings
Jack Ma's Ant Group chooses China for its IPO
Here are all the battlefronts TikTok is currently fighting on
I attended a virtual conference with an AI version of Deepak Chopra. It was bizarre and transfixing
Twitter says some accounts had personal data stolen in massive hack
A trove of Apollo spaceflight hardware just sold at auction
NASA astronauts on historic SpaceX mission aiming for August 2 return
How the massive Twitter hack may have happened
A group of former Twitter employees who watched in shock as a hack compromised the accounts of some of the most prominent people on the social network, including Barack Obama, Joe Biden and Elon Musk, are among those trying to figure out how an attack of such staggering proportions could have happened. As they conduct their unofficial investigation in a closed Slack group, the former employees, including some who were members of Twitter's security team, are attempting to reconstruct the events leading up to the takeovers based on their knowledge of the social network's internal protocols and technical systems.
Why Silicon Valley's biggest companies are investing billions in India
Microsoft has stopped making the Xbox One X and Xbox One S All-Digital Edition
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