Communities Against Rider Surveillance, which Uber supports, is trying to influence the debate over how cities use shared bike and scooter data.

To reset your Apple ID password through a browser, you'll need access to at least one of your Apple devices and your Apple ID email.

Jack Dorsey's fellow Silicon Valley billionaires Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg think a universal basic income could help poor Americans, too.

Even if a superhero movie were to be released on digital platforms, it would be difficult to match the profits it would make at the global box office.

Aircall was trying to raise new capital when governments around the globe started shutting down their economies. It was successful anyway.

It's shaping up to be a big year of antitrust probes against Google. Here are the big investigations to know about, and the lawsuits they may bring.

Factories, warehouses, and logistics companies are about to see a new wave of automation, Lux Capital's Shahin Farshchi said.

Business Insider Intelligence outlines the voice opportunity in healthcare and explores the drivers propelling voice adoption in the healthcare realm.

You can easily gift an Audible book by searching for a title and selecting the "Give as a gift" option on the audiobook's details page.

One way to lock a Windows computer from your keyboard is by pressing Ctrl + Alt + Del and then selecting the "Lock" option.

To unlock your iPhone from its carrier, you'll likely need to contact your carrier directly to cancel your contract.

"Palm Springs" is a romantic comedy with a sci-fi twist. The movie stars Andy Samberg and Cristin Milioti. You can watch it through Hulu on July 10.

You can rent videos on Amazon Prime Video even if you aren't an Amazon Prime subscriber. Here's how to rent videos or cancel mistaken rentals.

With just a few months to go until the PlayStation 5 launches, Sony just announced a $250 million investment in Epic Games.

Roger McNamee said that "today's leaders of Silicon Valley are part of the problem, not the solution" in a Wired op-ed.

The takedown comes after the publisher that hosted the BlueLeaks files was permanently banned from Twitter.

Peacock is NBC's new streaming service with shows like "The Office" and films like "Fast & Furious." Here's a rundown of prices and how to subscribe.

You can charge a laptop in your car in several different ways, from a power inverter to a laptop travel charger to a power bank.

In the name of "free speech" Facebook has privileged and empowered anti-democratic, anti-social speech.

An Amazon Prime Video PIN allows you to set parental controls to monitor what your kids watch, as well as to prevent unauthorized purchases.

New Enterprise Associates, Andreessen Horowitz, Accel, and Sequoia all had 23 or more startups participate in the program.

Apple has launched the public beta of its iOS 14 software, the next major iPhone update. Here's how to get it.

BI Prime goes inside the startup's unfolding drama, if the allegations are true, and how pervasively a company can be infected by toxic behavior.

Rust has been called the "most loved" programming language on Stack Overflow's annual survey. Here's why it's one of the fastest growing languages.

Business Insider breaks down how the pandemic is impacting advertising, from events cancellations to layoffs and furloughs.

Instagram is the hottest app in the world right now. These are the people behind it.

EU antitrust enforcers will investigte Google's $2.1 billion bid for Fitbit unless it addresses competition concerns.

Apple’s has marked a shift in the company’s approach, with a focus on news, games, videos, and other content over the iPhone and other hardware.

Frustrated traders occasionally show up at Robinhood's headquarters in California, which led the company to take precautions, a new report said.

Facebook has taken a 'haphazard' approach to handling political speech, ex-security chief Alex Stamos told CNBC.

The firm is called Metrodora Ventures, named after one of the first women to write a medical text, according to Axios.

Google Maps may soon be able to show you the location of traffic lights, which would mark one of several new features to hit the navigation app.

A whole host of electric pickup trucks are set to flood the market, and if all goes to plan, they'll change how we think about optional features.

Find out where and when to catch "The Sims Spark'd," which has contestants showing off their design and storytelling prowess in the computer game.

Two Black former employees are suing WeWork for racial discrimination, while a female employee said her manager harassed her.

Business Insider spoke with influencer-marketing professionals across the industry to learn how they're adjusting during the coronavirus pandemic.

In 2016, Musk said a Tesla would drive itself across the US. That's still yet to happen, but the company appears to be getting closer.

The personal-finance startup SoFi has filed an application for a national bank charter with the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.

Zoom selling video conferencing hardware through a subscription model could boost customer loyalty as competitors encroach on its market share.

After the three-month trial, it's $7.99/month for Prime members, which is cheaper than Spotify's premium $9.99 per month plan.

Andrew Ngo posted on LinkedIn about losing his job in March. By April, he'd landed a new role at Atlassian, thanks to an outpouring of support.

To use an iPad as a second screen on a Windows 10 computer, you'll need to use a third-party app like SplashTop.

The leaked files show just how much data TikTok can collect, and how it shares that data with law enforcement.

Doctor on Demand just raised $75 million. Amwell reportedly filed for an IPO. And Bright.md's online visits have grown by 1,200%.

Across four years, "Pokémon Go" players have spent nearly $4 billion on the smash-hit game — and 2019 was the game's biggest year yet.

Netflix has canceled plenty of critically acclaimed TV shows, including "Dead to Me," "Ozark," and "Chilling Adventures of Sabrina."

Take a look at the execs driving Amex's growth and positioning the credit card giant to take off in the increasingly digital world of payments.