'Heavy lifter' drones could soon solve Mount Everest's trash problem

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Nepal plans to use unmanned drones to move trash from the top of Mount Everest.

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Here's why the creator of Gmail thinks Google fell behind in the AI arms race

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Insider Today: Amazon's MrBeast problem

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Amazon promoted MrBeast's show at its upfront presentation in May.

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This new 'Shazam' for fashion app could change the way the world shops online

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Capsule's cofounders, Michele Van Ruiten (left) and Kelsey Pedersen (right) want to redefine shopping.

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Elon Musk said former X advertisers may have violated the RICO Act. Here's what a RICO attorney thinks about that.

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Elon Musk.

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Dell staff say they aren't surprised about layoffs following its AI pivot

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Dell laid off employees

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I've dated tech bros who treat dating like they're working on a startup. Once I found the right one, we applied this mindset to improve our relationship.

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Maggie Zheng says that tech bros can be persistent and miss social cues.

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Zelle says it's up to the police to stop scams

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A government agency is investigating after a series of scams on payment apps like Zelle.

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Instagram is really weird right now. I think I've figured out why.

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The career rise of Susan Wojcicki, former YouTube CEO, who died from cancer at 56

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Susan Wojcicki, who led YouTube as CEO for almost 10 years, died from cancer at 56.

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