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Apple Employees: Hackers Have Offered Us $23,000 For Our Login Info
An Apple worker in Ireland told Business Insider that hackers often contact employees in an attempt to bribe them for information.
Apple employees say they’ve been offered thousands of dollars by hackers who wish to obtain their login information, according to Business Insider. An Apple employee who works out of Ireland said hackers regularly contact workers in an attempt to bribe them for company information.
What To Watch For In Tesla’s Earnings Wednesday
The main concerns of the luxury electric carmaker’s investors are the company’s new vehicles, manufacturing capacity, and cheap gasoline.
Tesla is set to announce earnings Wednesday as investors worry about the company’s new vehicles, manufacturing capacity, and cheap gasoline.
Will Patients Flock To This New “Find A Doctor” App?
It’s not easy to connect people with the right primary care doctor or specialist.
Many startups have taken on the challenge of helping us find any doctor. But few companies are dealing with the complicated problem of connecting patients with the best doctor.
Can This App Rewire Podcasts For The Future?
Anchor, freshly infused with VC cash, is rethinking how audio is created and shared. Is the age of participatory podcasts upon us?
For a media format that’s allegedly undergoing a renaissance, spoken audio is pretty stale. Unlike the hypertext of the web, every second of content in a podcast or other piece of online audio is locked firmly inside the waveforms and timestamps of a medium that hasn’t changed all that much since NPR first started posting its shows on what we once called “the Net.”
What We Hope To Learn During Twitter’s Q4 Earnings Report
As Twitter reports its fourth-quarter financial results, we’re keeping an eye on these issues.
Twitter is set to report its fourth-quarter earnings on Wednesday, and guidance from the company’s executives can’t come soon enough. The social network’s stock has plummeted in recent weeks amid stagnant user growth, controversial product changes, high-level staff departures, and concerns over how the company is addressing harassment and terrorist propaganda.