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- Avery Hartmans voor Business Insidervr. 25 sep. ’20
Google will start giving employees up to $2,500 a year to help pay off their student loan debt
Google will help employees pay off their student loans beginning in 2021. The company announced Thursday that it will match up to $2,500 per employee per year, beginning with Googlers in the US. The student loan crisis in the US disproportionately af…
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- Avery Hartmans voor Business Insiderdo. 24 sep. ’20
Amazon just unveiled the biggest redesign to the Echo since its launch in 2014
Amazon just unveiled the biggest redesign to its Echo devices since 2014. The new Echo and Echo Dot, Amazon’s popular Alexa-enabled smart speakers, will now come in a spherical shape rather than the tall, cylindrical design of previous Echos. The new…
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- Avery Hartmans voor Business Insiderwo. 23 sep. ’20
Mark Zuckerberg is unfazed by that viral photo of him surfing while slathered in sunscreen: ‘I think sunscreen is good and I stand behind that’
Mark Zuckerberg appears to be unfazed by the photo of him surfing that went viral this summer. The Facebook CEO addressed the jokes and memes surrounding the photo, in which he appears slathered in sunscreen, during a company-wide Q&A, according to l…
- Avery Hartmans voor Business Insiderwo. 23 sep. ’20
Sheryl Sandberg reportedly said that Facebook doesn’t get any credit for its role in movements like Black Lives Matter and Me Too
Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook’s chief operating officer, said Facebook doesn’t get “any credit” for its role in major social movements, according to leaked audio obtained by The Verge. “The brave women who spoke out on Me Too, the brave people who spoke …
- Avery Hartmans voor Business Insiderdi. 22 sep. ’20
Jeff Bezos is about to open a tuition-free preschool called the Bezos Academy where ‘the child will be the customer’
Jeff Bezos is weeks away from opening the first Bezos Academy, a tuition-free preschool for underserved kids. Bezos shared a photo of one of the classrooms on his Instagram page, announcing that the school, which is located in Des Moines, Washington,…
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- Avery Hartmans voor Business Insiderdi. 22 sep. ’20
Walmart said ‘ekejechb ecehggedkrrnikldebgtkjkddhfdenbhbkuk’ about investing in TikTok, and it’s a sign of how frenzied the saga has become
Walmart included a massive, nonsensical typo in its news release about the TikTok deal over the weekend. When discussing Oracle’s role as TikTok’s new cloud provider, the company included this sentence: “This unique technology eliminates the risk of …
- Avery Hartmans voor Business Insiderma. 21 sep. ’20
Nancy Pelosi wonders how top Facebook employees can ‘look themselves in the mirror’ because they ‘make money off poison’
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi slammed Facebook during a new interview with The New York Times’ Kara Swisher. Pelosi said she holds Facebook “very accountable” for posts on the platform in support of QAnon, a right-wing conspiracy theory that claims, in …
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- Avery Hartmans voor Business Insiderma. 21 sep. ’20
Silicon Valley’s workforce is falling out of love with massive tech campuses. Experts predict what will take its place are networks of satellite offices.
The future of the tech office isn’t clustered in Silicon Valley, experts told Business Insider. Instead, tech companies will likely adopt a “hub-and-spoke” model, with satellite offices peppered across the US. In a post-coronavirus era, employees may…
- Avery Hartmans voor Business Insidervr. 18 sep. ’20
While TikTok is getting the most attention, Trump’s ban will eviscerate WeChat, which serves as a lifeline to China for the app’s millions of US users
The Trump administration will ban the use of chat and payments app WeChat for users in the US beginning September 20. The ban is part of an order from the US Commerce Department that will prohibit new downloads and app updates of WeChat and video app…
- Avery Hartmans voor Business Insidervr. 18 sep. ’20
Instagram boss Adam Mosseri slams the Trump administration’s TikTok ban, calling it ‘quite bad for Instagram, Facebook, and the internet more broadly’
Adam Mosseri, the head of Instagram, spoke out on Friday about the Trump administration’s partial ban on TikTok. “I’ve said this before, but a US TikTok ban would be quite bad for Instagram, Facebook, and the internet more broadly,” Mosseri tweeted. …
