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An Amazon employee in Seattle tested positive for coronavirus, the company said in an email to employees

The US has reported at least 120 cases of the novel coronavirus, including nine deaths in Washington state.

Here's a peek at how reporter Rob Price got inside the ultra secretive world of Mark Zuckerberg's family office in Hawaii

Business Insider is taking you behind the scenes of our best stories with our new series "The Inside Story."

McDonald's is teaming up with Ford to recycle coffee residue into car parts

By heating the chaff to high temperatures under low oxygen, mixing it with plastic and other additives, the residue can be molded into various shapes.

How to enable Adobe Flash Player on a Microsoft Edge browser

You can enable the Adobe Flash Player on Microsoft Edge for all websites, or just specific websites.

2 Ford employees in China contracted the coronavirus, and the company is restricting all travel globally

Ford is reportedly restricting employee travel globally until March 27 as two employees are quarantined and recovering from the coronavirus.

Robinhood's cofounders blame 'stress to its infrastructure' from an 'unprecedented load' for massive outages during huge market gyrations

Robinhood cofounders and co-CEOs Baiju Bhatt and Vlad Tenev explain what caused outages that plagued the stock-trading app over the past two days.

Atrium, the legal software startup founded by Twitch creator Justin Kan, is reportedly shutting down and returning some of its funding to investors

Earlier this year, Atrium announced that it would restructure its services and let go of most of its in-house lawyers.

Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates' philanthropic organizations helped researchers sequence the coronavirus genome

Sequencing the genome of a virus allows researchers to study its origins and how it might be stopped.

Drone market outlook: industry growth trends, market stats and forecast

With commercial, personal and military drone use on the rise, Business Insider explores this growing market and how it will affect the world.

Reddit and Twitter users are lashing out at Robinhood's back-to-back service outages. Here's what they're saying.

"The only functioning part of the app is being able to see how much money I'm losing/could be cashing out on," one Reddit user wrote.

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