Elon Musk fact-checked his own Wikipedia and requested a bunch of edits including the fact he does 'zero investing'

Learn more about BI Prime View online           Tech Insider           Elon Musk fact-checked his own Wikipedia and requested a bunch of edits including the fact he does 'zero investing'   Musk tweeted that he'd visited his Wikipedia page for the first time in years, describing it as "a war zone with a zillion edits."   READ MORE           A $1.1 million electric fire truck will soon be operating in Menlo Park, California   The truck was designed by Austria-based Rosenbauer Group and was created with the intention of tackling shifts in firefighting.   READ MORE           This $10 million 'Star Trek' themed Silicon Valley home looks like a spaceship and has a two-story airplane hangar door   The $10 million, six-bedroom home in Los Altos Hills, California is modern design meets spaceship chic.   READ MORE             Instagram's new policy of removing 'likes' is yet another challenge to our basic human need to 'belong,' a behavior analyst explains   Right now, likes only provide a short-term benefit for our brains. But hiding them could lead to a space for more authentic belonging.   READ MORE           These charts show how the era of rampant Tesla stock volatility could be coming to an end   Tesla's market cap is now much larger than GM's, making Tesla the most richly valued US carmaker. But there are still some potential speed bumps.   READ MORE           Google insiders have a weird reaction to executive changes, and FedEx's war with Amazon rages on   Google insiders seem to be completely unphased about management changes going on at the company.   READ MORE           Looking for $600 cardigans or $220 bee venom-infused face serum? Head to this San Francisco street, where expensive everyday items are the norm.   What happens when a six-block stretch of retailers rubs shoulders with the city's wealthy elite? Everyday items at high prices, like $600 cardigans.   READ MORE           10 things in tech you need to know today   The US Navy banned TikTok from government-issued mobile devices, citing a 'cybersecurity threat.'   READ MORE           China's Huawei endorsed an Emirati messaging app that reportedly tracked messages and photos sent by its millions of users   Huawei endorsed Emirati messaging app ToTok in digital ads. According to The New York Times, the app was used by the UAE to spy on its users.   READ MORE           A founding Amazon employee supports the idea of splitting Jeff Bezos' empire in two   In an interview with Recode, former Amazon programmer Paul Davis said Amazon's marketplace should be split from its core business.   READ MORE           Was this email forwarded to you? SUBSCRIBE NOW     Share this     You received this email because you signed up to this Business Insider newsletter using the email: ipat39@gmail.com   Email preferences Unsubscribe TERMS OF SERVICE PRIVACY POLICY 1 Liberty Plaza, 8th Floor. New York, NY 10006