It should take effect in 60 days.
Author archives: Gabrielle Bienasz
‘It Just Seems Really Unethical’: Amazon Adds Holiday Surcharge For Sellers
Amazon is adding about a 35-cent per product surcharge for the holiday season, another strain on sellers.
A China-Based Company Has Launched a Person-Like Robot, Beating Tesla in the Process
The robot can even tell when you’re sad, according to the company.
WeWork Co-Founder Adam Neumann Wants to Be Your Landlord, Again
Adam Neumann’s new housing venture, Flow, has secured $350 million in funding from a big-name investor.
Walmart+ Subscribers Now Can Access Paramount’s Streaming Service
Walmart and Paramount+ are partnering up to sweeten the deal for customers.
Apple Employees Are Heading Back to the Office
The company is reportedly trying to bring workers back to its Silicon Valley offices three days a week starting September 5.
Making Big Decisions After A Difficult Workday Is Hard, According to a New Study
It’s not just you — it’s a chemical in your brain called glutamate.
SpaceX’s Starlink Wants You To Hack It — And Earn $25,000
The Elon Musk-helmed company is offering money for folks to find issues with its network — in good faith.
A Nevada Woman Intended to Buy One House, but an Administrative Error Gave Her a Whole Development
A copy-paste error led to a woman accidentally acquiring an entire neighborhood of Toll Brothers lots near Reno.
The Liberty Inn, an Iconic Hourly Hotel in New York, Is Up For Sale
The unique building, which is seeking over $20 million, has been around for almost 50 years and features rooms with lip-shaped headboards, fancy sex toys, and rates for two and six-hour stays.