Business The Wrap‘Infuriated’ Mark Zuckerberg Told Facebook Staff to Use Android After Apple CEO’s Diss (Report)
Don’t expect Mark Zuckerberg to buy his friends and family new iPhones this holiday season. Apple CEO Tim Cook’s thinly veiled criticism of the social network earlier this year “infuriated” the Facebook chief, according to a comprehensive report from The New York Times on Wednesday. Zuckerberg “ordered his management team to use only Android phones, since the operating system has far more users than Apple’s,” according to insiders who spoke with the Times.
Entertainment Yahoo ViewSNL Legend Says He Wouldn't Be Able to Do the Same Skits in Today's World
He does have a point.
U.S. Entertainment TonightMiley Cyrus Shares Before and After Pics of Her and Liam Hemsworth's Home Following Devastating Fire
The singer is encouraging her fans to donate to the Malibu Foundation, which will help others who also lost their homes in the blazes.
U.S. Associated PressHearing reveals chilling details of fatal Southwest flight
There was a loud bang, and suddenly the Southwest Airlines jet rolled sharply to the left. Smoke began to fill the cabin, and flight attendants rushed row by row to make sure all passengers could get oxygen from their masks. When flight attendant Rachel Fernheimer got to row 14, she saw a woman strapped in her lap belt but with her head, torso and arm hanging out a broken window.
Sports NBC SportsReports: Steve Kerr chose and Warriors players supported suspending, not fining, Draymond Green
Green reportedly found punishment too stiff
Politics Yahoo ViewAs Mueller closes in, prominent right-wing lawyers convene to speak out against Trump
NY Time’s Peter Baker, fmr FBI assistant director Frank Figliuzzi & fmr US attorney Chuck Rosenberg & and Rep. Eric Swallwell (D-CA) on new details in Mueller’s investigation.
Entertainment Yahoo LifestyleCompany gives guns to all its employees for a 'unique and memorable' Christmas gift
The owners of a novelty glassware company have armed their staff with pistols and rifles as a “unique and memorable” Christmas present. Bruce and Ben Wolfgram, the father-and-son co-owners of Benshot, a Hortonville, Wisconsin-based company that makes drinking glasses embedded with bullets, wanted to surprise their 16 full-time employees with an early Christmas gift ahead of their busy holiday season. “Our main motivator was personal safety and protection, but we live in a local hunting community so we already know how people feel about weapons,” Ben, 35, tells Yahoo Lifestyle.
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Nov 15, 2018
Scorpio (change)Your confidence is high today, and your creativity is at a peak. Nevertheless, youre not inclined to put your skills to work for an employer when you could enhance your domestic life, instead. However...
