Silicon Valley braces for tech pullback after a decade of decadence
Silicon Valley startups, venture capitalists and established tech companies are cutting investment and firing workers, prompting some to openly predict a U.S. recession.
Who is Sheryl Sandberg, Meta’s departing COO?
SAN FRANCISCO - Meta Platform's second-in-command Sheryl Sandberg announced Wednesday that she is leaving the company this fall. The longtime social media executive said she...
Amazon’s new labor issue: What to do with too many workers
Amazon has too many workers, an unusual problem for the United States' second-largest private employer.
Amazon could stymie unions for years by going to the courts
Amazon has opposed unionization at its warehouses across the country for years. Even without going to court, the process could take a long time to...
OSHA asks Amazon to improve safety procedures after tornado deaths
Federal workplace safety officials have asked Amazon to voluntarily improve safety procedures after an Illinois warehouse collapse which killed six of its workers.
Amazon filing outlines plans to fight New York union vote
Amazon has tipped its hand on how it plans to try to defeat a successful union vote at its Staten Island warehouse.
The internet watches with glee as Russian oligarchs’ yachts are seized
While money can often be hidden and moved between bank accounts, it's trickier to conceal a 511-foot megayacht with an indoor pool, multiple helipads and...
Apple pauses all product sales in Russia, citing concern for Ukraine
The iPhone maker said it has paused all product sales in Russia and last week stopped all exports into its sales channel in the country.
Google Maps becomes wartime tool for civilians — and way to track Ukraine invasion
Google Maps is making it so people far away can see in real time what's happening, down to street level. In some cases it's become...