When a Google staffing agency reneged on a promise to pay an attendance bonus, temps who are part of the company’s union organized and forced it to backtrack.
Starlink gives mixed signals on whether some preorders are delayed until 2023
Enlarge (credit: Starlink) Starlink has provided an encouraging update for preorderers who unexpectedly had their estimated delivery dates delayed to 2022 or 2023, but the Starlink website is still displaying delayed delivery dates to people who were previously told to expect service in 2021. As we reported Tuesday, some people who preordered Starlink broadband made...
(BPRW) The First Black Owned Autonomous Grocery Store In The U.S to Open in December 2021
(Black PR Wire) Georgia – Safety, Nutrition and Sustainability are important elements for any community and for Nourish + Bloom Markets, it’s the cornerstone of their business model. Nourish + Bloom Market, set to open on December 17th, in Fayettevi
Elizabeth Holmes Trial Exposes Investors’ Lack of Due Diligence
Start-up investors have often suspended skepticism while chasing a hot deal. The trial of Ms. Holmes, the founder of Theranos, has put that behavior under the spotlight.
Facebook Faces New Antitrust Lawsuit
The suit, filed by the now defunct photo start-up Phhhoto, accused the social network of stalling on a deal and then putting it out of business.
Uber Lost $2.4 Billion, Thanks Largely to Didi Investment
The quarter was otherwise upbeat, as business continued to rebound.
America Loves Choices. Not in Phones.
Why Apple and Samsung are the Coke and Pepsi of smartphones in the U.S.
Pamela McCorduck, Historian of Artificial Intelligence, Dies at 80
She interviewed many of the scientists who were at the heart of the field through the end of the 1970s, and she compiled a groundbreaking history of its early years.
Google Wants to Work With the Pentagon Again, Despite Employee Concerns
Three years ago, the company walked away from a Defense Department project after employees objected to it. Now the company is working on a new proposal for the Pentagon.
Researchers say a coordinated misinformation campaign on Twitter backed Kenya’s president.
The research underscores how online platforms based in the United States still struggle to police inauthentic behavior abroad.








