📺 Stream EntrepreneurTV for Free 📺

Why Some Websites May Not Be Working for You Today People had trouble accessing sites including Twitter and Vox, but others found the sites accessible in Europe or via mobile phones.

By Reuters

entrepreneur daily

This story originally appeared on Reuters

Shutterstock

Some major internet companies suffered service disruptions on Friday due to what internet infrastructure provider Dyn said was an ongoing interruption of its network mainly impacting the U.S. East Coast.

Amazon was also investigating outage reports, CNBC reported.

Some U.S. internet users had trouble accessing sites including Twitter and Vox, but others found the sites accessible in Europe or via mobile phones.

(Reporting By Jim Finkle and Dustin Volz)

Want to be an Entrepreneur Leadership Network contributor? Apply now to join.

Editor's Pick

Business News

Panera Is Discontinuing Its Controversial Charged Lemonade After Multiple Lawsuits

A large serving of the drink contains nearly triple the amount of caffeine an average person consumes in a day and just 10 mg less than a whole day's recommended intake.

Business News

Kevin O'Leary Says This Is a 'Huge Red Flag' When He's Looking at Resumes

The "Shark Tank" star took to X to share his opinions on job hopping — and how long you should really stay in a job.

Business News

These 5 States Have the Most People Eligible for $1 Billion in Unclaimed Tax Refunds from the IRS

One million Americans have yet to file their 2020 tax returns and claim refunds.

Business News

The Met Museum, OpenAI Created an AI Chatbot With the Persona of a 1930s Socialite for a New Exhibit

The finale of the Costume Institute's latest fashion exhibit features a wedding dress worn 94 years ago by New York socialite Natalie Potter and an AI chatbot with her vibe.

Side Hustle

The Sweet Side Hustle She Started in an Old CVS Made $800,000 in One Year. Now She's Repeating the Success With Her Daughter — and They've Already Exceeded 8 Figures.

Mother-daughter team Elisabeth and Gina Galvin are taking their snack brand Stellar Snacks to new heights, literally — you've probably seen their products in-flight.