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Tesla shareholder meeting updates: Elon Musk gets his $1 trillion pay package businessinsider.com
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Tesla plans to shut down Model Y and Cybertruck production over the week of July 4 businessinsider.com
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Meta is trying to silence a former executive businessinsider.com
688: Why, Combinator? Show notes
Bitcoin's slide continues as traders eye further big falls ahead businessinsider.com
686: Not All Heroes Vibe Code Show notes
Silicon Valley's next act: bringing 'vibe coding' to the world businessinsider.com
686: Not All Heroes Vibe Code Show notes
In a leaked recording, Amazon cloud chief tells employees that most developers could stop coding soon as AI takes over businessinsider.com
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Disney+ is no longer a safe space after it added Hulu content businessinsider.com
662: Tempest in an Instant Pot Show notes
Disney's theme parks are struggling, and it's another warning sign for the economy businessinsider.com
661: The Nightmare Before Overcast Show notes
Police say a man shot a Walmart drone. Armed Americans could pose a headache for air deliveries. businessinsider.com
655: GOG’s Influencer Show notes
An executive who worked on '3 Body Problem' was sentenced to death for fatally poisoning the Netflix show's producer businessinsider.com
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Apple's Vision Pro was used in surgery to help perform spinal operations businessinsider.com
640: A Minute of Silence Show notes
Watch a Cybertruck get towed by a Ford pickup after the Tesla appears to get stuck off-roading businessinsider.com
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Gen-Z is taking courses on how to send an email and what to wear in the office, according to a WSJ report businessinsider.com
607: Pagers and Paperbacks Show notes
RIP Metaverse businessinsider.com
601: How Does Work Work? Show notes
Tesla slammed with class-action lawsuit following report that employees internally shared private photos and videos taken from car cameras businessinsider.com
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Elon Musk is moving forward with a new generative-AI project at Twitter after purchasing thousands of GPUs businessinsider.com
597: Annoyingly Well-Informed Show notes
AI 'prompt engineer' jobs can pay up to $335,000 a year and don't always require a background in tech businessinsider.com
596: Me Want Cookie! Show notes
In a leaked message, Amazon's HR chief flatly rejected an internal petition against the new return-to-office policy signed by roughly 30,000 employees businessinsider.com
595: Tree Or Not? Show notes
A laid-off Meta worker says the company paid her to not work: They were 'hoarding us like Pokémon cards' businessinsider.com
593: This Is the Way Show notes
Ex-Wells Fargo exec who pushed bankers to open fake accounts will plead guilty. She'll pay a $17 million fine — and faces more than a year in prison. businessinsider.com
593: This Is the Way Show notes
Police are prosecuting abortion seekers using their digital data — and Facebook and Google help them do it businessinsider.com
592: Ok, Doomer! Show notes
A Twitter engineer says at least 2 bodyguards accompany Elon Musk around Twitter HQ — even to the restroom businessinsider.com
592: Ok, Doomer! Show notes
Leaked emails show Amazon will only hire students and recent graduates for entry level software engineering positions businessinsider.com
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The college student tracking Elon Musk's jet lashes out after Twitter bans his account. He says he'll keep posting. businessinsider.com
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'The devices would have gotten us killed.' Microsoft's military smart goggles failed four of six elements during a recent test, internal Army report says businessinsider.com
574: She’s Got Legs Show notes
I deleted and edited my texts with Apple's new iOS update — and it's the coolest thing the company has done in a long time businessinsider.com
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More Americans are using iPhones than Android phones for the first time ever, new report says — a major milestone for Apple businessinsider.com
569: It’s Not Easy Being Green Show notes
SpaceX and T-Mobile to Connect Starlink Satellites to Mobile Phones businessinsider.com
567: House of Dragon Boobs Show notes
How to Play Netflix Games for Free businessinsider.com
567: House of Dragon Boobs Show notes
Tinder revives 'Desk Mode' feature for singles returning to the office, offering them a button to quickly hide swiping businessinsider.com
563: Cracker Barrel Enthusiast Show notes
Crypto has a whole new boondoggle to sell you businessinsider.com
562: It’s Fuego Out There Show notes
The teen who tracks Elon Musk's jet agreed to stop monitoring Mark Cuban's flights on Twitter after the billionaire offered business advice: 'By ending this you have me as a friend for life' businessinsider.com
558: I Chat Therefore I Am (Not) Show notes
Apple Pay Later doesn't worry us, says CEO of buy now, pay later unicorn Affirm businessinsider.com
557: Vanna Screwed Up Show notes
Background App Refresh keeps your iPhone and iPad running smoothly, but takes up battery life — here's how to turn it off businessinsider.com
555: Zuck Bucks on Black Show notes
See what it's like to live in one of the compact sleep pods that allow 14 residents to share a single home in California businessinsider.com
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Insider's Guide to the Metaverse businessinsider.com
553: Grumpio Frumpio Show notes
Cameo insiders pull back the curtain on its brutal layoffs, revealing slowing growth, internal dissent, and concerns about overspending businessinsider.com
553: Grumpio Frumpio Show notes
Controversial facial recognition company Clearview AI banned from selling face database to private US businesses businessinsider.com
553: Grumpio Frumpio Show notes
MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell was re-banned from Twitter 3 hours after returning to the platform since his initial ban in 2021 businessinsider.com
552: Facehuggers Show notes
A 29-year-old progressive running for Congress thinks her honesty — and her OnlyFans — could help her win businessinsider.com
552: Facehuggers Show notes
I drove an $18,500, 3-wheeled electric car with 1 seat and big dreams businessinsider.com
551: Sunk Tweet Fallacy Show notes
'Wolf of Wall Street' inspiration Jordan Belfort reportedly charged $40,000 for a 2-day crypto workshop at his Miami estate — three years after he called Bitcoin a 'mass delusion' businessinsider.com
550: We Don’t Build Anything Show notes
A former Apple employee has been charged with defrauding the company out of more than $10 million businessinsider.com
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Open-source developers are burning out, quitting, and even sabotaging their own projects — and it's putting the entire internet at risk businessinsider.com
546: Jrumpy Old Jeeps Show notes
Amazon is temporarily relocating employees from its downtown Seattle office, following a rise in violent crime businessinsider.com
545: Prequalified Idiots Show notes
Donald Trump is furious about the stumbling launch of his social media app Truth Social, report says businessinsider.com
544: Men of a Certain Age Show notes
Wingstop has filed a trademark to sell chicken wings in the metaverse businessinsider.com
544: Men of a Certain Age Show notes
The teen famous for tracking Elon Musk's jet has a new target: Russian oligarchs businessinsider.com
543: Doin’ a Little Off-Roading Show notes
Amazon plans to sell digital advertising space inside its physical stores businessinsider.com
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Amazon is closing its physical Amazon Books, 4-Star, and Pop Up stores for good businessinsider.com
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