This week, bitcoin spammers appeared to hack the accounts of some of the most powerful people in the world—Barack Obama, Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, Joe Biden, to name just a few—leading initially to lots of jokes but eventually to deep concern.
Read MoreConcorde lovers rejoice, there's a new player in town. Boom Supersonic, the Colorado based aerospace startup, is set to roll out their first scaled prototype of a supersonic commercial jetliner.
Read MoreQuibi, the bite-size video platform providing short-form streaming content, is no stranger to criticism. After raising $1.75 bn prior to launch, the first 90 days have not seemed to go according to plan.
Read MoreUber (NYSE: UBER) agreed to buy food delivery rival Postmates for $2.65 billion in stock. Uber also will invest an undisclosed amount of money into Postmates ahead of the anticipated Q1 2021 close.
Read MoreWith the new F-150 being unveiled this week, here's some crazy trucking stats:
Read MoreTurns out, canceling your flight because of a global pandemic is not covered in the policies of the two major flight insurers, Allianz and Travel Guard.
Read MorePerhaps in the ultimate rebellion against his former employer, Sridhar Ramaswamy, once head of Google’s $115 billion advertising arm, has founded a new search engine that neither shows ads nor profits from user data, Ramaswamy told the New York Times.
Read MoreXponential Fitness, the parent of Club Pilates, Pure Barre and CycleBar, officially announced the launch of its GO platform, which brings live and on-demand content across boutique verticals to members. Brands within the Xponential Fitness portfolio also include StretchLab, Row House, YogaSix, AKT, and STRIDE, all of which have a GO platform that can be accessed through the brand’s individual apps.
Read MoreEarlier this week Hertz announced they would raise $500M in equity financing despite also filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Read MoreIf you're a contract employee, like a gig worker, you're going to want to check out Kabbage.
Read MoreThis week Just Eat Takeaway agreed to acquire Chicago-based restaurant meal delivery company Grubhub (NYSE: GRUB) in an all-stock deal.
Read MoreInstacart said on Thursday that it raised $225 million from investors, bumping the company’s valuation significantly up to $13.7 billion from $8 billion in 2018 when it raised its previous round. DST Global and General Catalyst led the round, and existing investor D1 Capital Partners participated.
Read MoreIf you weren't already jacked up about dentistry, here's something for a rainy day: Dentists make excellent economic indicators.
Read MoreSeeing into the dark, published on Defining The Next Decade, provides you an educated perspective into modern racism and how to change your surrounding communities for the better.
Read MoreOn Wednesday Lego announced on Twitter that it would donate $4 million to “organizations dedicated to supporting black children and educating all children about racial equality.”
Read MoreI take back almost all of the WeWork jokes.
Read MoreAfter receiving an outpouring of donations this past week, some nonprofits—like the Minnesota Freedom Fund, Reclaim the Block, and the Brooklyn Bail Fund—are asking that those who want to donate redirect their contributions to other organizations. Here are some funds and organizations that you can still donate to right now.
Read MoreOn Wednesday SpaceX was set to make history as the first private company to launch humans into space. Unfortunately the launch was scrubbed due to weather conditions, but good news - it was rescheduled to this Saturday at 3:22pm ET.
Read MoreFor the first time in its nearly 130-year history, General Electric will no longer be making and selling lightbulbs. GE is selling its lighting business to Savant Systems.
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