Annabelle Williams
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Take a look at what Microsoft thinks the future of hybrid meetings will look like
A new video from Microsoft shows a model of an office setup configured specifically for hybrid work. → Read More
The popemobile is going electric for the first time, thanks to EV maker Fisker
Pope Francis has approved plans for a modified version of Fisker's Ocean SUV to be a new mode of papal transport. → Read More
A surge in cardboard demand is causing a supply squeeze for box makers amid the online-shopping boom
The spike in online shopping during the pandemic has resulted in unprecedented demand for corrugated cardboard. → Read More
TikTok cracks down on abusive spam with a new tool that allows users to bulk delete comments
The new feature marks a big step for the platform's moderation policies and the ability of creators to combat harassment. → Read More
The New York brownstone featured in 'The Royal Tenenbaums' is on Airbnb for Memorial Day weekend
One lucky person will be able to live out their Wes Anderson dreams inside the mansion used as the primary set in "The Royal Tenenbaums." → Read More
The hackers who shut down Colonial Pipeline brought in over $90 million in bitcoin ransoms while in operation
DarkSide, which forced a shutdown of the Colonial Pipeline, has collected 47 ransoms since October, according to new research. → Read More
Cryptocurrency fraud is rampant. Here’s how to protect yourself as a crypto investor.
A new FTC report says that cryptocurrency fraud is the most costly type of fraud for Americans in their 20s and 30s. There are ways to protect yourself, from → Read More
A group of millionaires is organizing Tax Day protests — including one in front of Jeff Bezos' house — encouraging higher taxes on the rich
The group wants the rich to be taxed more aggressively, and they're pressuring Jeff Bezos as well as lawmakers and advocacy groups to make it happen. → Read More
Morgan Stanley, Citi, and The Carlyle Group discuss why sustainable finance is good for the world — and companies' bottom lines
Executives from Morgan Stanley, Citi, and The Carlyle Group discussed the value of sustainable finance and ESG-focused investing on Thursday. → Read More
Target stores will pause stocking Pokémon, NFL, MLB, and NBA trading cards after their increasing resale value sparked fights
Stores will temporarily pause sales starting May 14 after a fight over cards in which someone pulled a gun. → Read More
Amazon had to scrap the original name of the Echo last-minute after Jeff Bezos called for a 'better' name, which meant the first customers got their devices in unmarked black boxes
Amazon's smart speaker was originally named 'Amazon Flash,' but the product was renamed just before launch, according to the book "Amazon Unbound." → Read More
Pfizer and BioNTech are filing for full approval of their COVID-19 vaccine with the FDA
Pfizer and BioNTech are the first of the three US-approved vaccines to file for non-emergency approval with the FDA. If approved, the FDA would allow Pfizer → Read More
A bottle of red wine that aged for 14 months on the International Space Station is up for sale and could fetch up to $1 million
The bottle of Pétrus spent 14 months in orbit and comes with a terrestrially-aged bottle for the buyer to compare, Christie's said. → Read More
JPMorgan CEO says that working remotely 'does not work' for young people and those who want to 'hustle'
"I'm about to cancel all my Zoom meetings. ... I'm done with it. I'm going to Boston today," the bank CEO said when asked about video calls. → Read More
I went on a Walmart 'treasure hunt' to find hidden deals on clearance items — here's what I found
Online communities dedicated to scouring Walmart for deals are growing in popularity. So I tried out the clearance "treasure hunt." → Read More
Pool owners are bracing for a record chlorine shortage that could send prices skyrocketing. Experts say there’s an easy fix to avoid the crisis altogether.
Saltwater pools may be a saving grace for pool owners affected by a major chlorine shortage this summer. → Read More
US labor board to hold hearing on whether to redo Amazon union election based on evidence submitted by union
The NLRB said evidence provided by the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union warrants a hearing to determine whether Amazon acted illegally. → Read More
An investor in the startup that fired its CEO after he microdosed LSD at work reportedly sold roughly $92 million in shares before the ousting
The new report from The Information sheds light on broader investor concern of the CEO's leadership that could extend beyond his use of LSD. → Read More
The CEO of a $2 billion startup reportedly said he was fired after taking LSD during work
Justin Zhu, the founder of Iterable, told Bloomberg he was terminated for micro-dosing LSD before a work meeting. → Read More
Real-estate agents are finding success by turning to TikTok: 'It doesn't seem to matter if the place is $2,000 or $600,000'
New York real-estate agent Cash Jordan said that the real-estate market, "this dinosaur of an industry," had to adapt amid the pandemic. → Read More