Amazon posted its first quarterly loss in seven years Thursday, sending its stock tumbling nearly 10 percent in after-hours trading. https://wapo.st/36ZaBHZ
The social media platform missed first quarter revenue targets but saw a bump in users ahead of its pending sale to the Tesla CEO. https://wapo.st/39ptxka
AI-driven start-up Thymia uses games to detect danger signs of mental illness. It’s a novel approach, but not everyone is sold. https://wapo.st/3FbQ9AB
Now that Elon Musk is the owner-apparent of Twitter, the question turns to how he will run it. A look at who runs his other companies offers some clues. https://wapo.st/3ygPvAn
Google is letting people opt out of ads about sensitive topics including pregnancy, parenting, dating, weight loss, alcohol and gambling. Here's where to find the settings. https://wapo.st/3Lqvnz7
Two-factor authentication can help secure your life online, but it often has a weak point: your phone. But if you act fast, there are ways to keep strangers from accessing data they shouldn't. https://wapo.st/3kjkhQE
Jack Dorsey welcomed Elon Musk as “the singular solution” to save Twitter. That obscures a key factor in Musk's success at Tesla and SpaceX: a team of talented employees who bought wholeheartedly into his vision. https://wapo.st/3LsmkOk
Washington’s hands are largely tied as the world’s richest person acquires an influential social network, an impact of the regulatory void around social media companies. https://wapo.st/3vl533S
“Elden Ring" is a triumph. For that, you can thank the people who made the game, and the people who play it — not circumstance. https://wapo.st/3xp2L5c
The field of travel influencers is lucrative and largely unregulated. A recent lawsuit against the self-proclaimed “first woman to travel to every country” attempts to correct the record. https://wapo.st/3jvOFXM
With Twitter staying mum on the details, Elon Musk’s tweets offer clues — albeit fuzzy ones — about what really went down as he declined to join the board. https://wapo.st/3JuWVli
Apple CEO Tim Cook warned that proposed legislation to improve competition in the tech industry "would undermine privacy and security," using a keynote speaking slot at a conference in Congress’s backyard to bring greater public attention to his company's attack on antitrust regulation. https://wapo.st/3jxctdS
We investigate why Turbo Tax and H&R Block ask you to give up your return’s basic federal privacy protections — and explain how to demand your data back https://wapo.st/3JzNIIn
PlayVS, a for-profit start-up, sent cease-and-desist letters to high school esports organizations claiming exclusivity it did not have. https://wapo.st/3rhmuzQ
Amazon has committed more than $750 million to build and preserve more affordable units, but the help is overwhelmingly flowing to renters with incomes on the high end of a range the company targeted. https://wapo.st/3JwZraO
Amazon filed its objections to the Staten Island union vote, in which workers last week for the first time chose to unionize one of the company’s U.S. warehouses. https://wapo.st/3umI6wK
A crew of three wealthy entrepreneurs and a former NASA astronaut, who is serving as their guide, will spend eight days on the station in an endeavor commissioned by Axiom Space, a Houston-based company. https://wapo.st/3ulg1WC
Russia's ability to sow propaganda has been crippled because social media companies have banned or restricted its state news channels. But Chinese state media, which has an even larger audience than Russia's, is amplifying Russian talking points. https://wapo.st/3E7EPVD
Over the past month, 1,300 librarians and archivists across the world, have used open source tools to back up everything from Ukraine's historical records and census data to children’s poems and Ukrainian basket weaving techniques. https://wapo.st/38p2ODF
Choosing a password manager is only half the battle. Here's what you need to know to get your manager up and running and how to export passwords from iCloud Keychain and Google. https://wapo.st/3754PVf
Elon Musk was required by the SEC to reveal that he had acquired more than a 5 percent interest in Twitter. He missed the deadline by 11 days, and it earned him $156 million. https://wapo.st/3KhoQWZ
Once considered a humorous version of cryptocurrency, memecoins are now rife with scams, critics say, making it a particularly dangerous product. https://wapo.st/3jcHaEQ
A study finds that Instagram failed to act on 90 percent of abuse sent via direct message to five high-profile influencers on the platform, including actress Amber Heard. https://wapo.st/3uV4TyN
A former police officer lost $15,000 overnight as part of a large-scale crypto swindle. It underlines the startling increase in these scams — and their growing power to affect anyone. https://wapo.st/3KaemJb
Choosing the wrong way to recycle products with rechargeable batteries can be as bad as not recycling them at all. Rather than toss them in your curbside bins, do this instead. https://wapo.st/3K9erNa
Workers said the Amazon Labor Union’s Staten Island campaign’s authenticity and their frustrations with “exploitive” work environment drove the win. https://wapo.st/3LE2Cir
Union leader Chris Smalls became the first successful organizer of Amazon workers in the U.S. He’s now popping a bottle of champagne. https://wapo.st/3Dv1B9i
Silicon Valley investors with ties to Russia are now distancing themselves. Documents obtained by The Post show one investor touted her connections to oligarchs. https://wapo.st/3LBfeGK