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Instagram went down for some users, but it's back now

It's not just you: Instagram went down for at least some users.

Chinese electronics giant Huawei allegedly offered bonuses to any employee who stole trade secrets

The US Department of Justice alleges that Huawei incentivized employees to steal secrets from companies like T-Mobile.

The head of GM's car-sharing service has reportedly left the company

The head of GM's Maven mobility division will leave the company, Automotive News reported.

US calls Huawei and CFO Meng Wanzhou national-security threats, indicts company and exec on fraud and IP theft charges

The Justice Department said Huawei tricked a global bank into doing sanctions-violating business with Iran and stole trade secrets from T-Mobile.

The ending of the new 'Kingdom Hearts 3' game is so secret it's not even on the disc – players will need to download a patch

Fans have waited for more than 12 years to play "Kingdom Hearts 3" and the team behind the game has worked hard to keep the ending a secret.

Snapchat is thinking of making some snaps permanent in an attempt to boost revenue

Snap Inc, the parent company of Snapchat, may be offering users the chance to have permanent snaps as a way to drive more people to the app.

These 5 hedge funds may have gotten hit the hardest by Nvidia's plunging stock

Five hedge funds could have lost hundreds of millions of dollars hours after Nvidia sounded the alarm on its sales in China.

Trust is the main barrier to smart speaker adoption – here's what companies can do about that

In a new 2018 report, "The Smart Speaker Report," Business Insider Intelligence looks at the state of the smart speaker market and outlines how each of the major device providers approaches the space.

Three untapped opportunities wearables present to health insurers, providers, and employers

"Wearables in Healthcare" is a new research report from Business Insider Intelligence exploring how consumer adoption of wearables is enabling insurers, healthcare providers, and employers to lower costs, foster productivity, engage customers, and improve health outcomes.