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Survival companies are capitalizing on coronavirus fears to sell bunkers that can withstand the apocalypse.
As schools go remote, so do tests and so does surveillance
The website defined frat culture in 2010, but can it survive a decade later?
Over a dozen former employees tell The Verge about major problems plaguing the electric scooter company
Courts are moving online due to COVID-19. No one is sure if that’s a good thing.
Following protests, Amazon is instituting new safety measures
eBay. HP. Governor of California (well, almost). Quibi? Meg Whitman’s last act is her biggest bet yet
Apple needs Amazon to help its TV ambitions
Being stuck at home has forced everyone to be creative
It’s couples counseling, minus the sex
OMNY will collect a significant amount of information from riders, including smartphone device identifiers and location
Guy ‘Dr Disrespect’ Beahm opens up about his Twitch alter ego
Modern chemistry still needs glassblowers
Three electric motors, one combustion engine, and 1,700 horsepower
Meet BEN, the self-driving boat that’s been tasked with helping lay bare the long-lost secrets of the lakebed
The man behind an alleged crowdfunding scam wants you to know he isn’t a scammer
An electric car with joysticks instead of a steering wheel
The long-awaited EV, coming next year, will have 270 miles of range
We polled Americans about which big tech companies they trust with their personal information
The other automation question: how hard will the robots make us work?
