In the year since Uber started chauffeuring riders in its self-driving cars, Peduto criticized the company for not partnering with the city and community organizations more and told The Incline in September that he’s optimistic about self-driving car companiestaking more civic responsibility as they pour more jobs and resources into the city. But the specifics on which jobs will be created and which jobs will become obsolete are still unknown to experts and city leaders.

Sales associates at Macy’s flagship store in New York City’s Herald Square were told to “look out for” or “not sell to” customers of Asian descent, four former employees alleged in a lawsuit filed earlier this month. The directives were based on a stereotype that opportunistic foreign customers would buy products to resell in Asia, according to apress release from Wigdor LLP, the firm that filed the suit on behalf of the former associates.

Walmart is one of the most familiar brands in America, but are you ready to give them access to your home? The retail giant announced Friday that it is testing a store-to-door service in which its employees can deliver groceries to your home and pack them away in your refrigerator ― even if you aren’t there to supervise.

Many Amazon customers were left befuddled and vexed on Tuesday when they received an email telling them that they’d been gifted something from — what was for a lot people — a nonexistent baby registry for their nonexistent baby. “Hello Amazon Customer,” the email says. “Someone great recently purchased a gift from your baby registry! You can visit your Thank You List to easily keep track of all gifts purchased.

The CEO of KB Home, one of the largest homebuilders in the country, recently screamed sexist and homophobic slurs and profanities at his neighbor, comedian Kathy Griffin ― calling her a “bald dyke” and a “cunt” after she and her boyfriend called Los Angeles police to report an hours-long noise disturbance, according to security camera audio obtained by HuffPost.

Toys R Us, which has some 1,600 Toys R Us and Babies R Us stores around the world, filed for Chapter 11 in a Virginia court late Monday over $5 billion in long-term debt. The company said the debt had prevented it from investing to compete in what it called“an increasingly challenging and rapidly changing retail marketplace worldwide.” Toys R Us plans to continue to honor gift cards, rewards points, warranties and return policies.

Three former female Google employees aresuing the company they used to work for,alleging the tech giant pays women less than men for substantially similar work. The suit was filed on Thursday in San Francisco Superior Court, and the lawyer representing the former employees is seeking class action status.

If you’ve been paying attention to recent advancements in artificial intelligence (if not, no worries, just check out some of my older work), you’d know that some very smart people posit that 40% of U.S. jobs can be swallowed by automation in the next 25 years.

A decade after the release of the first iPhone, Apple CEO Tim Cook took the stage in the brand-new Steve Jobs Theater on Tuesday to announce, among other things, the iPhone X.

Equifax, one of the main credit score providers in America, announced Thursday that the company was the victim of a large-scale hackthat exposed the personal information, including Social Security numbers, of an estimated 143 million Americans. Hackers gained access to names, Social Security numbers, birth dates, addresses and some driver’s license numbers.