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| The 25 best paying cities for programmers | If you want a great career in the software industry, you don't necessarily have to move to the San Francisco Bay Area.
Although Silicon Valley is the undisputed epicenter of tech, the cost of living is so high that you can do better with a... |
| Your iPhone has a new feature to help you read at night — here’s how to use it (AAPL) | Your iPhone's bright blue display doesn't have to hurt your eyes at night anymore.
Apple has
for the iPhone and iPad that automatically makes the display's color palette warmer as the sun sets. It's available in iOS 9.3, a software update... |
| How luxury shoppers are changing the face of retail | Luxury shoppers are highly coveted customers for brands and retailers. The top 10% of US household earners (those taking home $120,000 or more annually) account for approximately half of all consumer expenditures.
This demographic’s growin... |
| Bubbles, chasms and ‘dreaming the dream’ ― a top tech investor reveals its unconventional approach to picking winners | Coatue Management, the $10 billion long/short equity hedge fund led by "Tiger Cub" Philippe Laffont, is one of the most prolific investors in technology companies.
Speaking at the MIT Sloan Investment Conference on Friday, David ... |
| One angry programmer almost broke the internet by deleting 11 lines of code (MSFT) | This week, one angry programmer broke a whole mess of the software the internet runs on with the simple deletion of one simple program consisting of 11 lines of code.
Everything is OK now. But it's a strange case that involves copyright la... |
| The clock is ticking for investors who want Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer fired — what’s next? (YHOO) | The deadline to nominate new Yahoo board members is only a week away, but it's unclear where talks stand between Yahoo and activist investor Starboard Value.
The two sides met last week, right after Yahoo announced the addition of two new ... |
| Ex-Barclays CEO Antony Jenkins thinks technology could undermine a fundamental principle of banking | Former Barclays CEO Antony Jenkins thinks technology could do away with maturity transformation — a core part of retail banking —
.
The paper reports that Jenkins made the comments in a speech to the Institute of Chartered Accountants in ... |
| Nintendo just introduced a mini $60 version of its first major game console, NES | Remember the 1980s? Everyone had big hair and cassette players and a bunch of stuff I can't properly reference because I wasn't born yet. Anyway, that was when video games were
, man. You blew on your "Castlevania" cartridge, plo... |
| VW is facing the nightmare scenario that terrifies every car company | to the US government to settle claims related to its emissions-cheating scandal.
That figure dwarfs the $900 million that General Motors paid in connection with its massive ignition-switch recall. The total cost for the automaker was much ... |
| Sony’s Future Lab unveils Project N hands-free headphone prototype | Sony’s
has unveiled the first of many concept prototypes that it wants your feedback on. At the South by Southwest interactive conference, the company touted its first project — called “N” — a hands-free headphone that may remind you of LG... |
| This helpful tool makes Netflix an easy way to learn a new language (NFLX) | Netflix can be a great tool for learning a new language, as can watching foreign movies and TV shows in general. Comparing the subtitles and the audio can help supersize your vocabulary.
But it’s not a perfect system. Let’s say you're an E... |
| People can’t figure out how many girls are in this picture | Thousands have commented on an Instagram post that is confusing the internet. People cannot seem to agree on just how many girls are in the picture Swiss photographer
posted a week ago as part of the site's Weekend Hashtag Project. After t... |
| With billions at stake, here are the weirdest moments in Oracle’s massive lawsuit against Google (ORCL, GOOG, GOOGL) | Oracle is suing Google for up to $9 billion.
The two were back in court this week, with an all-star list of witnesses.
At issue is Google's use of 37 application programming interfaces in its Android software that came from a programming ... |
| Go board game champion Lee Sedol apologizes for losing to Google’s AI | Lee Sedol, whom many people believe to be the top player of the ancient Chinese board game Go, put up a real fight in
against Google’s AlphaGo artificial intelligence (AI) program, but, in the end, the machine won the match. And for that, ... |
| Here’s why consumers are increasingly turning to streaming media devices to view content | The way consumers access media content is drastically evolving. Viewers once limited to watching programming by a cable or satellite provider at a specific time and via a certain channel package are increasingly moving to over-the-top conte... |
| This critical group is taking VR very seriously | There have been concerns about the early adoption of virtual reality headsets, but one important group is pushing ahead: game developers.
The chart below from Statista represents a
of 2,000 attendees at the 2016 Game Developers Conference... |
| New ads in Google Maps will try to get you to stop for gas or eat at McDonald’s (GOOG, GOOGL) | Road trip time!
You plug your destination into Google Maps and start cruising down your route when a purple pin appears, showing you the location of the nearest McDonald's and offering a few dollars off on a combo meal if you stop.
"... |
| This new ‘Six Flags’ ride may be the most mind-bending amusement park attraction yet | Six Flags created a new roller coaster called "The New Revolution" that requires riders to wear virtual reality glasses as they barrel down 3,500 feet of track.
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| How Apple CarPlay could completely disrupt the auto industry (AAPL, GM) | Automakers have given up fighting Apple and Google and are now joining the tech giants.
General Motors has made Apple CarPlay and Android Auto available on its entire model lineup, and other automakers are quickly following that lead.
We ... |
| Researchers spent 4 years creating the first map of the 113,000 miles of cable that connect America’s internet | |
| Apple spent $1 million on the stairs in the new San Francisco Apple Store (AAPL) | Apple budgeted $1 million for the staircases of its
,
, using data from
.
The data shows Apple expected to spend $23.6 million building and renovating the store, based on the construction permits it obtained. $19 million of that was sla... |
| Capital One’s UK boss says technology is creating an ‘amazing historical moment’ | Credit card company Capital One is trying to tap into the Britain's booming fintech scene, amid what its international CEO calls an "amazing historical moment" that is seeing not just the reinvention of finance but also society.
... |
| 13 ways to save money by thinking like a millennial | Even if you aren't a broke millennial, there's no reason you can't save money like one.
With the rise of smartphones, there are now a bunch of ways to cut costs by embracing a more mobile lifestyle. There are apps that will let you invest ... |
| Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos signed the $250 million Washington Post deal with no due diligence (AMZN) | Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos apparently didn't waste too much time before signing the $250 million Washington Post deal in 2013.
Although it was one of the largest acquisitions he's ever done at the time, Bezos says he didn't do any due diligence... |
| Coworking spaces are on the rise — here’s why | GUEST:
I remember, when I was first starting out, the whole concept of a coworking space seemed strange.
Why would people pay for a desk at a shared communal space instead of getting their own office space?
Today however, I love the conc... |
| This exclusive report reveals the ABCs of the IoT | The Internet of Things (IoT) Revolution is picking up speed and it will change how we live, work, and entertain ourselves in a million ways big and small.
From agriculture to defense, retail to healthcare, everything is going to be impacte... |
| Twitter is turning 10 years old — here’s a look at how the social network is celebrating | Twitter is celebrating its 10-year anniversary on Monday.
The social network co-founded, and now led by, Jack Dorsey kicked off a worldwide online celebration
Sunday afternoon.
The posting, titled "Thank you! Love Twitter," inv... |
| Android N’s split-screen feature is a step forward for tablets like the Pixel C | The developer preview of
, the upcoming version of Google’s Android mobile operating system, comes with a few new features that build on its predecessor, Android Marshmallow, right out of the box (and more new stuff will arrive in previews... |
| The 10 things not to do when pitching a venture capitalist | There’s a lot in the press these days about the behavior of some venture capitalists toward women entrepreneurs. The industry – or at least parts of it – needs to change. That isn’t what this article is about. (It is, however, what
is abou... |
| This machine makes perfect Easter eggs | The
is a machine that can draw on most spherical objects, which are normally very difficult to print on. Users can import patterns or come up with their own designs to be printed. The Czech Technical University in Prague used it to print m... |
| Why Amazon’s music service has quietly become a huge hit (AMZN) | While Spotify, Apple Music, and even Tidal get the buzz, Amazon’s Prime Music has quietly become a hit, especially among older Americans, according to research by Cowen.
In a recent analyst note, Cowen’s John Blackledge and Tim Arcuri wrot... |
| The 9 biggest reasons people get fired by companies they founded | Being a founder doesn't prevent you from potentially getting fired.
Guys like Apple's Steve Jobs and Twitter's Jack Dorsey are some of the high-profile founders that once got pushed out by the board, one way or another.
How does it happen... |
| A lot of people are making the same mistake about Tesla and the Model 3 (tsla) | Tesla will unveil its much-anticipated Model 3 mass-market vehicle in Los Angeles at the end of March.
Buzz before the event has pushed Tesla stock back up above $230 per share, from a crater of around $140. That's a 40% upswing in only a ... |
| Apple is officially making a television show with Will.i.am – and it’s about apps (AAPL) | Apple is developing an original show, online services executive Eddy Cue
.
The show is about apps, and it will feature real people who aren't speaking from a script. The subject matter makes a lot of sense — Apple is in touch with a lot o... |
| Astronomers discovered unexpected activity on a giant asteroid that could point to something huge | Nestled 250 million miles from Earth, between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter, is the largest object in the asteroid belt: Ceres.
It's home to some of the most puzzling features ever observed in our solar system, including a giant pyramid t... |
| New Yo-Kai Watch puzzle game hits March 24 for iOS and Android | Yo-Kai is too big for the Nintendo 3DS to handle on its own, so the next game in the franchise is headed to mobile.
Level-5 revealed today that Yo-Kai Watch: Wibble Wobble launches on iOS and Android on March 24. This is a new puzzle game ... |
| How Richard Branson gets fresh water on his private island | Having your own private island is not just about the
,
, and
.
It's also about some of the more practical things, like figuring out the best way to get water and energy on the island.
Sir
Necker Island, which also functions as an excl... |
| 17 former Google interview questions so ridiculous that the company banned them (GOOG) | Sometimes the hiring practices of even the most successful companies can feel outright wonky.
There can be strange interview questions that seemingly have no answers, and standards that will knock candidates out of the race before they eve... |
| This $14-billion machine is set to usher in a new era of nuclear fusion power | The first and largest machine of its kind is currently under construction at the French scientific research center called Cadarache, which specializes in nuclear power research.
It's called ITER, Latin for "The Way," and is expec... |
| APPLY NOW: Business Insider is hiring a markets editor | Business Insider is looking for an editor to join our markets team in New York.
The markets editor will work with reporters in New York to cover developments in financial markets and economic news.
The ideal candidate:
with your resume a... |
| 10 things in tech you need to know today (TWTR, YHOO, AMZN, FB, GOOG) | Good morning! Here's the technology news you need to know this Friday.
The app has 150 million daily active users.
The chair of the influential Treasury Select Committee is asking questions about crowdfunding regulation.
We take a look a... |
| 5 rules for adapting your company to the age of group-storytelling | GUEST:
2016 will be the year social storytelling shifts from “me” to “we”, where one-off posts focused on me, me, me, will give way to people using social media and technology to not just link their stories but collaborate in sharing the s... |
| The app inventor’s guide to unlocking investment funds | GUEST:
The great thing about ideas is that they don’t cost anything. Today there are more ways than ever to turn your app ideas into something material for close to free, but at the next steps of app entrepreneurship, you’ll need more than... |
| How to record in Snapchat without keeping your finger on the screen | One of the most iconic restrictions of Snapchat is that the app makes you hold your finger on the screen to record.
Just try to record a video in Snapchat without keeping your finger held down. It's impossible.
Unless you know this surpri... |
| The cofounder of the huge SXSW trade show has died | Louis Meyers, co-founder of the South by Southwest (SXSW) festival and former director of the North American Folk Music and Dance Alliance, has died
, according to Austin 360.
Meyer's death comes on the day this year's South by Southwest ... |
| Photos of Amazon’s secret invitation-only conference, where Jeff Bezos showed up in a robotic suit (AMZN) | Earlier this week, Amazon held a secret, invitation-only event for the machine-learning and robotics community.
The three-day event, at the Parker Palm Springs resort in California, had hundreds of guests from the business, entertainment, ... |
| Publishers reveal what it’s really like using Facebook’s Instant Articles so far (FB) | 10 months ago, Facebook launched the first trial of “
,” its bid to have publishers put their articles directly into the Facebook app instead of first on their websites.
The pitch was that Facebook hosting these articles would provide a m... |
| China lays out ‘Internet Plus’ policy to become a tech leader | – China aims to become a world leader in advanced industries such as semiconductors and in the next generation of chip materials, robotics, aviation equipment and satellites, the government said in its blueprint for development between 2016... |
| This startup is connecting superfans who are hiding away in isolated corners of the Internet | When 20th Century Fox paid to take over Snapchat's filters before the release of the movie "X-Men: Apocalypse," some Snapchat users
into their social space.
But the exact opposite happened when 20th Century Fox
. X-Men superfan... |
| A pro-ISIS account is giving its Belgian followers specific instructions on how to evade authorities | An ISIS-affiliated channel on the secure messaging app Telegram is advising its followers on how to evade detection by authorities after the terrorist attacks in Belgium on Tuesday.
The channel, called "Information Security," enc... |
| San Francisco lawmakers use a secret messaging app to keep chats from prying public eyes | Telegram, a self-destructing messaging app, has become popular among San Francisco public officials as a way to evade public records laws, says a report in
.
California law says that texts and emails are considered part of the public reco... |
| Biggest Obstacle in Becoming an Entrepreneur Is You | What if I told you that the number-one thing standing in your way to launching and / or expanding your business was something you can control 100 percent? What if I also told you that the moment you conquer it, your whole life and business ... |
| Demand for the iPhone 7 is healthy (AAPL) | Sales of the impending iPhone 7 may be almost 10% higher in Q4 2016 than sales of the iPhone 6s were over the same period last year, according to a recent
by Piper Jaffray cited by 9to5Mac.
About 15% of the US iPhone users who responded t... |
| The iPhone just got its first real price cut (AAPL) | Apple revealed a new phone on Monday:
. It's not a cutting edge phone.
It takes Apple's current-generation technology and sticks in a case that first went on sale in 2013. The iPhone SE can't do anything previous iPhones haven't been able... |
| How subscription video on-demand services like Netflix are contributing to the demise of pay-TV | The way viewers are watching TV is rapidly evolving.
Every year, more viewers are ditching their expensive pay-TV subscriptions and opting instead for subscription video on-demand (SVOD) services like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Video, as we... |
| Astronomers peered deeper into the Orion Nebula than ever before — here’s what they saw | Astronomers working at the Very Large Telescope (VLT) in Chile have captured the deepest, most detailed image of the Orion Nebula to date.
The team used an infrared instrument called HAWK-I, which is mounted to the VLT, to capture this and... |
| The 12 video games you shouldn’t miss this summer | Let's be honest: The sun is trying to kill you. Me too! It's coming for all of us, really.
But there's good news too! One simple trick for avoiding the sun's murderous rays is to stay inside and play all the great video games coming out th... |
| Hillary Clinton is proposing debt forgiveness to young entrepreneurs in a sweeping technology agenda | Hillary Clinton will propose allowing entrepreneurs to defer making student loan payments, as part of a sweeping technology agenda she plans to introduce on Tuesday.
Clinton's campaign says she would permit start-up founders and early empl... |
| The logos of these 19 huge companies have changed beyond recognition since they launched | Every few years, major brands will make a small or large adjustment to the design of its logo.
By comparing the original logo to its most recent version, we can learn important lessons about a brand's roots and its arc of progression.
We ... |
| A top product designer reveals the one kitchen tool he can’t live without | Take away Dan Formosa's knives and pans, but spare him his Microplane.
The veteran product designer, who worked on IBM's original home computer and invented OXO's line of Good Grips kitchen tools, says the bladed, nail-file-like implement ... |
| There’s a surprisingly good reason a canned bacon sandwich costs tens of millions of dollars to eat | For the past two years, British celebrity chef Heston Blumenthal has been preparing food he would never consider serving in his restaurant.
These latest dishes, Blumenthal says, are also some of the most difficult he's ever made. And the m... |
| The 20 youngest self-made billionaires in the world | Some of the wealthiest, most successful entrepreneurs
— others strike gold very early on.
, a Shanghai firm that releases yearly rankings and research about the world's richest people, rounded up the latter group of entrepreneurs: self-ma... |
| Stardock’s newest tech will let you mix AMD and Nvidia video cards in a PC | EXCLUSIVE:
Stardock is about to revolutionize the video-card market for PCs. Not only will it make high-end gaming more affordable, but it also will put virtual reality within reach of millions of consumers.
In an exclusive interview with... |
| Jay Z is launching his own venture capital firm | Jay Z is entering the world of venture capital.
According to
, the rapper and music mogul is launching his own VC fund along with Roc Nation president Jay Brown. The pair is also looking to add a third investment partner and plans to part... |
| GM is using NASA tech to give workers robotic hands (GM) | General Motors builds a ton of cars. Last year, the company sold more than 3 million cars, trucks, and SUVs just in the US.
As a result, the company is constantly on the look out for ways to make the manufacturing process more efficient.
... |
| Look at how much Sheryl Sandberg has done for Facebook (FB) | In 2008, Facebook was still a startup. Early investors were excited about its user growth — Microsoft had put $240 million into the company at a crazy-seeming $15 billion valuation the year before — but it was far from the powerhouse it is ... |
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| The DeanBeat: At 30, GDC is stronger than ever | The 30th annual
takes place next week, Monday through Friday, at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. For people in the game industry, the show is a kind of religious pilgrimage to get inspired about the craft of making video games. And th... |
| Survios’ Raw Data is a frenetic two-player co-op shooter for the HTC Vive VR headset | After playing two rounds of
‘
virtual reality shooter on the HTC Vive, I was sweating. The two-player cooperative demo is one of the first to show that VR can be a multiplayer experience, which could be a critical component in helping thi... |
| How my Kickstarter blew up my life | GUEST:
In October 2014, I raised nearly $150,000 on my first crowdfunding campaign. Three months later, when I was in my final year of college and 21 years old, I wished I’d never heard of Kickstarter. I’d committed the cardinal sin of cro... |
| Facebook, Google, Snapchat and other tech leaders are enhancing their app security as Apple battles the FBI (FB, GOOG, GOOGL, AAPL) | Some of the world's leading tech companies are pushing toward increased security as Apple's war with the FBI continues.
Facebook, Snapchat, Google, and others are adding more security measures to their apps and services, including encrypte... |
| This is the most amazing thing about ‘Bioweapon Defense Mode’ on the Tesla Model X (tsla) | One of the cooler features for the Tesla Model X SUV that was announced when the vehicle launched last year is "
."
Effectively, this turns cabin air filtration up to 11, according to Tesla.
CEO Elon Musk touted the feature pro... |
| This could be our first look at Nintendo’s next-generation gaming controller | There's been lots of speculation about
which will reportedly be called the NX.
Now that speculation is likely to get another big boost, after pictures that purport to show the controller for the NX have leaked.
The photos, which were pos... |
| Obama looks to SXSW for ideas and tech to modernize government | Inside the Oval Office, President Barack Obama has models of American inventions — like the telegraph — which he says serve as a “daily reminder of the genius embedded in our DNA” and represent the way “we’ve always shaped the future throug... |
| Snapchat reportedly pays $100 million for a startup that makes an emoji look eerily like you | Snapchat has bought Bitstrips, a company that makes personalized emojis,
.
Bitstrips started as a way to make personalized comics back in 2007, but then pivoted to creating cartoon avatars in addition to the full comic strips. The popular... |
| Spotify’s lack of music exclusives isn’t turning people away — it just hit 30 million subscribers | Big artists like Kanye West and Taylor Swift choose to keep their music off Spotify, yet the Swedish music streaming service keeps adding new users.
Spotify has hit 30 million paid listeners, its
. To put that number into perspective, Spo... |
| GamesBeat Summit to feature Owen Mahoney, leader of Asian free-to-play giant Nexon | We’re happy to announce that Owen Mahoney, the CEO of Asian gaming giant Nexon, is one of our speakers for the second annual
, an event that’s set for May 3 and May 4 at the scenic Cavallo Point Lodge in Sausalito, California.
Mahoney’s T... |
| THE LATIN AMERICA E-COMMERCE REPORT: The region’s top markets, biggest growth opportunities, and foreign retailers making inroads – CLONE | Despite the economic downturn, Latin America is a market retailers have to pay attnetion to. It's one of the top regions in the world for e-commerce growth, and those retailers that build out their e-commerce operations now will be in the b... |
| This SAP president has a fabulous career because he spent one sad and lonely holiday at work | About a year ago, Alex Atzberger, 39, was promoted to president of SAP Ariba, a procurement cloud service that SAP bought for $4.3 billion in 2012.
It was a shining moment in one of the most amazing career stories we've ever heard.
While ... |
| Check out the video of Oculus Founder Palmer Luckey hand delivering the first Rift in Alaska (FB) | After several years of testing and prototypes,
virtual reality headset will finally be available on Monday.
But one lucky user already got his headset. And he got it straight from Oculus founder Palmer Luckey.
Luckey made the trip to Ala... |
| YouTube shows Adblock Plus users an error message instead of ads | Do you use YouTube with Adblock Plus? Some users have been getting the following message instead of ads: “An error occurred. Please try again later.”
The error message is only shown for the duration of the ad, meaning Adblock Plus is still... |
| Amazon just started selling their own suits — and early reviews say they’re good | .
NOW WATCH: |
| 14 of Twitter’s earliest employees: Where are they now? (TWTR) | Twitter celebrated its 10th birthday on Monday, and many are taking the occasion to reflect on its early days.
So who were Twitter's first employees?
To answer that, you have to go
.
Odeo was co-founded in 2005 by Evan "Ev" Wi... |
| Back in 1996, Steve Jobs gave an interview with a bunch of predictions about the future – it turns out he nailed it (AAPL) | In 1996, Google was still a research project at Stanford, the state-of-the-art PC operating system was Windows 95, and Amazon was a small startup selling books.
And Steve Jobs was not yet back at Apple when he gave
the same year. Although... |
| This man figured out a way to send a robot to work for him so he doesn’t have to go — here’s the best and worst part | Nick Brewer goes into the office every day, just like most working professionals.
He shows up promptly at 9 AM, logs onto his email, hangs out by the water cooler, catches up with his boss, and attends weekly meetings. Around six or seven,... |
| Ad-block software is approaching 200 million users — here’s how publishers are reacting | Ad-block software usage may be more common than previously thought. There are nearly 200 million monthly active users (MAU) of ad-block software globally, according to data from a new study by PageFair and Adobe included in our latest ad-bl... |
| USA remains the leader in venture capital deals | 2015 Venture capital deals map |
| Giant holes found in Siberia could be signs of a ticking climate ‘time bomb’ | When a helicopter pilot spotted the first crater in summer 2014, everyone was baffled.
The 100-foot-wide hole appeared on the Yamal Peninsula seemingly out of nowhere, during a tense season of Russian military action in Ukraine and interna... |
| This couple lived in an RV in Google’s parking lot for 2 years and saved 80% of their income | One Google employee brings new meaning to the term "company man": For nearly two years, he and his wife lived in a small RV in the parking lot of the tech giant's Mountain View, California, headquarters.
— which is known for
lik... |
| Box’s $1.5 billion business was once called a ‘house of horrors’ — now its 31-year old CEO is proving everyone wrong (BOX) | When cloud storage company Box revealed its financials in 2014, the tech community was aghast.
Although it was growing fast, Box was spending about $2.50 to generate each dollar of revenue. Its sales and marketing cost alone outstripped th... |
| The end of the ‘TV channel’ is near — here’s what could replace it | The concept of a TV network will likely become obsolete as the entertainment landscape fundamentally shifts, according to analysts at Barclays.
In a recent report on the future of media, Barclays analysts argued that as “aggregation” platf... |
| The chat bots are coming and they will take your jobs | A lot of people in Silicon Valley think chat bots are going to be the next big change in how we use our phone. These simple programs that will live inside chat apps like Facebook Messenger and send messages to you as if they were human.
Th... |
| A man created a ball that extinguishes fire instantly after he survived a lethal hotel fire | Phanawatnan Kaimart invented the
after he survived the 1997 Royal Jomtien Resort Hotel fire, which killed nearly 100 people.
a normal fire extinguisher: it spreads dry powder that doesn't harm humans or the environment, and you can throw ... |
| Yes, the olds are coming to Snapchat — but so is everybody else | On Monday, the Wall Street Journal sounded the alarm that Snapchat is over because parents have finally figured it out. What teen wants to be chatting on the same service as mom and dad?
It's true that older people are discovering Snapchat... |
| Tesla’s Model 3 could totally fail — here’s why that wouldn’t matter (tsla) | Tesla has created three vehicles in its short history — the Roadster, the Model S, and the Model X.
But it's assumed that none will be more important than the mass-market Model 3, being revealed this month and scheduled to hit the streets ... |
| A startup that lets you anonymously review your boss and job just raised $40 million | Glassdoor, the website that lets people leave anonymous reviews of companies and jobs, has raised $40 million (£27.7 million) from funds and accounts advised by US investment powerhouse T. Rowe Price.
It takes the total raised by the Calif... |
| Gawker loses sex-tape fight with Hulk Hogan, could pay $115 million or more in damages | It's official: Media company Gawker has lost
by former professional wrestler Hulk Hogan.
After about three hours of deliberations on Friday afternoon, the jury in the case came back with a verdict finding that Gawker violated Hogan's priv... |
| Why you should negotiate your salary like a kid asking to stay up late at bedtime | Kids learn the art of negotiating when they're small, whether it's asking for an extra 15 minutes of reading before bed or for $0.25 for the gumball machine.
Yet when it comes to asking for more money as an adult, many prospective employee... |
| Facebook is giving a boost to Apple’s secret smash hit (AAPL, FB) | Back in 2014, Apple introduced
— a new programming language for iPhone and Mac apps that it billed as faster, more elegant, and easier to learn than anything else out there.
Since then, Swift has grown into a behind-the-scenes phenomenon ... |
