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A street artist is using Facebook's ads against itself
In one ad, Protest Pencil added to the “Fake news is not our friend” message, stating “it's a great revenue source.” The artist who goes by the name of Protest Pencil has been...
1 hour ago - Fast Company - 2 articles
Owners who slap their name on a business choose glory over growth
An analysis of more than a million companies shows that businesses named after their owners tend to grow more slowly, particularly because they're less likely to attract...
1 hour ago - Washington Post
Protesters are trying to shame Facebook by vandalising its ubiquitous 'not our friend' ads in London
Protestors are vandalising Facebook's ubiquitous apology adverts in London. Posters have been changed to imply that Facebook makes money from fake news and data misuse. The ads...
1 hour ago - Business Insider - 2 articles
One of pharma's top female leaders shares the career advice she wishes she'd gotten when starting out
Christi Shaw oversees Lilly Bio-Medicines, the business within the pharma giant that comprises neuroscience and immunology. A longtime pharma veteran, Shaw is one of the top...
1 hour ago - Business Insider
The One Thing That Will Make or Break Your Next Meeting
A lot of ink has been spilled about meetings - the bane of many office-dwellers' existence. We have seen advice on how to run better meetings, how to hold fewer meetings , and...
1 hour ago - Business 2 Community
Elon Musk's Boring Company Has Asked the Trump Administration for Chinese Tariff Relief
Elon Musk's Boring Co. asked the Trump administration to exclude imports of certain Chinese parts for tunneling machinery from imposed tariffs, saying the duties would cause...
1 hour ago - Fortune
Air France-KLM shares fall, Dutch pilots threaten to strike
Air France-KLM shares fell on Friday in response to the hostile reception from unions to the company's new boss Benjamin Smith, while the airline's Dutch pilots threatened to...
2 hours ago - Reuters - 2 articles
DealBook Briefing: The Agony of Elon Musk
The Tesla chief told The New York Times that working nonstop to turn the company around is taking its toll on him. His directors agree.
2 hours ago - NY Times - 5 articles
5 Takeaways From Elon Musk's Interview With The New York Times
The Tesla chief executive addressed a wide range of issues, including the search for a chief operating officer and his tweet that sent the company's shares soaring.
2 hours ago - NY Times - 5 articles
Elon Musk says past year “the most difficult and painful year of my career”
“There were times when I didn't leave the factory for three or four days - days when I didn't go outside.” Tesla CEO Elon Musk has given a wide-ranging interview to the New...
2 hours ago - Fast Company - 2 articles
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Core ML: Machine Learning for iOS
You have probably heard phrases like “Machine Learning” or “Artificial Intelligence” without knowing exactly what they mean. In this article, I will shed some light on “What...
Interviews with startup founders: Lerni app
Lerni is a web platform and mobile application for Android to learn languages in a fast and easy way. We spoke with the app’s co-founder: Bartłomiej Postek, who told us a very...
3 steps to choose a software development company
Do you have a new business idea for a profitable web or mobile application only needing a qualified team to make it happen? If that is the case, this checklist is for you! Keep...
The head of the Swiss stock exchange's new crypto platform thinks bitcoin is...
The owner of the Swiss stock exchange is building a digital asset trading platform. Thomas Zeeb, head of securities and exchanges at the company, talked to Business Insider...
Elon Musk's $420 target for Tesla stock probably wasn't a reference to weed
Elon Musk recently tweeted that he wanted to take Tesla private at a price of $420 per share - which many thought was a reference to weed. 420 is widely recognised as a coded...
Apple says Australian teen hacked corporate network but did not take...
SYDNEY/SAN FRANCISCO (By Byron Kaye and Stephen Nellis, Reuters) - Apple said on Friday no customer data was compromised after Australian media reported a teenager had pleaded...
Protesters are trying to shame Facebook by vandalising its ubiquitous 'not...
Protestors are vandalising Facebook's ubiquitous apology adverts in London. Posters have been changed to imply that Facebook makes money from fake news and data misuse. The ads...
Elon Musk's pity party: ‘This past year has been the most difficult and...
In perhaps one of the stranger interviews ever given by the CEO of a publicly traded company, Tesla's Elon Musk wants you to know that this has been a very, very, very tough...
Turkey has been quietly dumping US debt
Turkey reduced its holdings of US debt by 12% between May and June. The sell-off came before the diplomatic spat between the US and Turkey. The news follows Russia's sell-off...
Tesla employees say the main Model 3 production line has been shutting down...
Employees assembling Model 3 vehicles at Tesla's Fremont factory on the GA3 line were sent home early from multiple shifts this week, three Tesla employees told Business...
Another whistleblower: Tesla ignored drug dealing at Gigafactory, spied on...
Another former Tesla employee has come forward as a whistleblower, alleging that the electric carmaker hacked and wiretapped cellphones and computers of current and former...
The 10 most important things in the world right now
Here's what's happening on Friday. 1. Tesla CEO Elon Musk opened up about "the most difficult and painful year" of his career. Musk spoke to the New York Times about his...
Hormel sells Nebraska pork plant to group of Minnesota, SD farmers
Hormel Foods Corp. said Thursday it is selling its large pork processing plant in Fremont, Neb., to a company recently created by farmers in southwest Minnesota and South...