IBM reportedly axed as many as 10 0,000 employees in recent years be cause it wanted to appear as ‘cool ’ and ‘trendy’ as Amazon or Google

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A former IBM exec said IBM axed 100,000 employees because it wanted to look “cool” and “trendy,” according to a Bloomberg report.

Amazon is in talks to acquire a 26% stake in India's largest brick-and-mortar retailer, Reliance Retail, according to The Economic Times.

Uber marketing employees described the 'bloodbath', Fitbit posts weak guidance, and Cloudflare plans its IPO.

Hundreds of false-claim suits are filed yearly, in part because of rewards for those who point out improper conduct by government contractors.

A new video-chat device from Facebook will plug into your TV, and Facebook reportedly wants to include streaming services on it.

The FDA cleared the way for Impossible Foods to sell its signature "bleeding" veggie burger in grocery stores.

Transhumanists support the use of technology to "enhance" the human race. Jeffrey Epstein was reportedly fascinated with this ideology.

Tesla's 'dog mode' was rolled out six months ago, and is meant to keep the car cool to prevent dogs from overheating.

Uber laid off 400 people, or roughly one-third of its marketing department, this week. Here's how the company is restructuring.

Lyft said it's been seeing increased vandalism to its bikes, and is investigating if that's the cause of the fire.

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