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Police use Flock to search license plates. Now there's a viral website to see if yours was one of them.
Cris van Pelt's website "Have I Been Flocked?" is visited by thousands of people a day, but he told BI that "ending Flock is not the end game."
They were Lyft drivers. Now they're cleaning Waymos.
Former Lyft drivers are working at maintenance depots for Waymo robotaxis. Their new jobs offer a glimpse at how automation could reshape work.
Sandra Bullock says she grieved her partner during his ALS battle, even before he died
"Something in me said, 'Start the grieving now,' because I knew I would be the caregiver," Sandra Bullock said.
Mark Carney says there are many things the US needs from Canada — and a very special kind of boat is one of them
The US is racing to expand its small polar icebreaker fleet as it works with Canada and Finland to strengthen its capabilities in the Arctic.
China's biggest apps are inviting the West closer into its insular internet economy
WeChat Pay is integrating PayPal, and Bilibili launched an international app, signaling that China is opening up its insular internet economy.
America's robotics industry sees a familiar 'Made in China' problem
Physical Intelligence cofounder Sergey Levine said US robotics research relies on outsourcing cheap but reliable parts from China.
Canada could cut off electricity to the US, official says: 'Everything's on the table'
Ontario Premier Doug Ford said "everything's on the table" in the US-Canada trade war, including electricity, critical minerals, and fuel.
I took my daughter on a 'collegemoon' to Europe. It made my anticipatory grief about her leaving for school even stronger.
The strange thing about parenting is that you spend years encouraging your kids to become independent, and then one day you realize they actually are.
Netflix parts ways with a key ad exec in a leadership shake-up. Read the leaked memo from its ad chief.
Jon Whitticom, an exec who helped build Netflix's ads business, is exiting the company, according to a memo viewed by Business Insider.
Canadians are doubling down on their American boycott after Trump's latest tariffs
Canadians recommitted to their boycott of American goods and travel. "Some people got a little lazy with it," one Canadian said.
Mark Zuckerberg bought a castle in Ireland to add to his real estate collection. Here's a look at the rest of his portfolio.
Mark Zuckerberg has an expansive real estate portfolio, which includes homes in Miami and D.C., a Hawaiian doomsday bunker, and an Irish castle.
My entire family moved to the same small town in Indiana. I was finally able to buy a home, and it's great for my kids.
McKenna Shamburg wasn't happy in Utah. So she and her extended family all decided to move to Vincennes, Indiana. It's been great for her kids.