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As donations poured in, so did alternative offers, which forced the car gadget startup to completely rethink its launch strategy.

Garish ads starring Dr. Jonathan Zizmor offering acne anecdotes, laser peels and tattoo removal procedures will be no more.

Companies lost between $375 and $575 billion last year on hack attacks, according to cybersecurity firm Digital Guardian.

Try to attend tech meetups and hackathons whenever possible, and always ask for a portfolio of finished projects.

Companies who avoid hiring these problem employees end up saving thousands of dollars, according to the paper's authors.

Design is poised to become more flat, responsive and card-based in the year ahead.

Major carriers such as American and Delta are seeking to compete with the growing popularity of budget airlines Spirit, Frontier and Allegiant.

The investigations follow complaints filed by two former Theranos employees, casting even greater doubt upon the honesty and accuracy of the $9 billion blood test startup.

To date, the online video network focused on food, travel and lifestyle-related content, has raised $80.3 million.

'We don't need to grow brand awareness domestically any more,' according to the company's CMO.

The University of Kentucky, which hosted the TEDx talk in question last October, says it made its decision after being contacted by Price's representatives.

The precious stones then ended up in the hands of a security guard, who then tried to make a buck, police allege.

Texas resident Mark Oberholtzer has filed a $1 million suit, citing 'shock, fear, anxiety, mental anguish, humiliation and degradation.'

As the company aims to double in size every five years, it offers team members increasingly lofty incentives.

This year's compilation is themed 'Rewind Replay,' and shines a spotlight on the platform's Mexican creator community.

The board cited 'tax risk' as its reason for the change of course.

A good copy editor is a beautiful thing -- especially in the realm of foreign languages.

Can content that lasts a mere six seconds become a sustainable format for marketers?

Viewed as a collective, the priorities of the Twitterverse can sometimes seem a little bizarre.

Right now, it's all about hues that evoke tranquility and inner peace.

Though she has spoken extensively about gender bias in the workplace, Wojcicki is hoping to dial back the rhetoric in certain venues.

The initiative, launched in October, represents a momentous cultural shift for YouTube and arguably its biggest product launch to date.

Kristie Colón reportedly recorded a TEDx talk where she accounts physical and mental abuse at the hands of the Gravity Payments CEO, according to a report in Bloomberg Businessweek.

Cue the GIFS for 'Hotline Bling.'

Currently, users must sign out of and then back in to Instagram in order to switch between their work and personal accounts.

The Patti LaBelle-branded delicacy, sold exclusively at Walmart, could soon be to blame for a sweet potato shortage.

It's grappling with a troubled web host.

The video platform is foraying into the copyright fray in a bid to protect 'fair use.'

It marks a relatively hopeful sign in a chilly IPO climate.

The off-color comments come just days before the Match Group, Tinder's parent company, plans to raise a reported $466 million in its IPO.