Shopify overhauls fulfillment strategy as it challenges Amazon: Madeline Stone, Emma Cosgrove
After cutting logistics partners, Shopify will vastly reduce its capacity to pack and ship orders for merchants, Insider has learned.
Nike insiders describe layoffs under CEO John Donahoe: Matthew Kish
Under CEO John Donahoe, Nike announced the layoffs in July 2020 but didn't complete them until January 2021, according to its mass-layoff filing.
The Senate took a big step towards regulating Big Tech: Isobel Asher Hamilton
The American Innovation and Choice Online Act would stop Big Tech platforms from giving their own products preferential treatment if passed.
Why Activision deal gives Microsoft's stock 20% upside: analysts: James Faris
Microsoft's blockbuster deal for Activision Blizzard shocked the tech world. Analysts share their thoughts on the move and what's next for the stock.
Putin leak: Navalny group says 479 photos show secret, opulent palace: Bill Bostock
Putin and his government have in the past strongly denied Navalny's claims that he is building an opulent palace complex funded by corrupt money.
Elon Musk offers Tonga Starlink terminals to restore internet access: Zahra Tayeb
Elon Musk asked Tongans whether they required SpaceX to send Starlink terminals to the country, following a recent disaster in the country.
Peloton delays US factory opening as customer demand falls: report: Mary Hanbury
CEO John Foley earlier denied reports that Peloton is pausing production of all new bikes and treads but said it is "right-sizing" production levels.
How to get a job in the booming electric car industry: Alexa St. John
Job postings for roles in the electric car industry are up more than 150% since the start of 2021 — top recruiters share 3 tips to nab an opportunity.
Kyle Rittenhouse wants AR-15 style rifle back, says he'll destroy it: Matthew Loh
"There's plenty of people out there who would like to hold these items up, on both sides. That's nothing Kyle's interested in," his spokesperson said.
How to find a mentor, according to ex-Pepsi CEO Indra Nooyi: Beatrice Nolan
Indra Nooyi, formerly CEO of PepsiCo, is regularly lauded as one of the most powerful women in business. Good mentors helped her get there, she said.