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Silicon Valley believes remote work is simpler to start than it is to end
As the pandemic unfolded, technology companies have faced a new challenge. How, when, and even if they should bring long-isolated workers back to offices designed for teamwork. Brent Hyder, chief people officer at Salesforce, a...
Russia protests Germany over cyberattacks that occurred before the election
Germany protested to Russia about attempts to steal data from legislators in what it suspected may have been preparation for spreading disinformation before the forthcoming German election, Berlin's Foreign Ministry stated Monday. Andrea Sasse, spokeswoman...
Please, no cashiers: Futuristic supermarket opens at Mideast
Carrefour, the retail giant in the Middle East, unveiled its vision for the future of the sector Monday at a Dubai mall. The Carrefour mini market looks just like Amazon's unmanned grocery stores, which opened...
Are we still able to employ humans to do that job? Automation booms after...
Ask for a roast beef sandwich from an Arby's drive thru east of Los Angeles. You may be speaking to Tori, an artificially intelligent voice assistant. She will take your order and forward it...
FTC orders surveillance app company to cease business
First time, the Federal Trade Commission banned a company making stalkerware -- software that is used to secretly track the location of a cell phone user -- from being in the surveillance app industry. Wednesday's...
Hobbyists are dismayed when collectible prices soar
Americans are obsessed with collecting collectibles and have been bidding up the prices of trading cards, videogames, and other mementos from their youth. While this frenzy may have brought modest fortunes for some, it has...
What’s Apple doing with the App Store?
Apple has relaxed some of its long-standing restrictions over the past week, which helped to make the App Store a huge moneymaker. Apple has required app developers for years to pay large commissions on both...
AntiVaxMomma accused of selling fake vaccination cards
Prosecutors said Tuesday that a woman from New Jersey calling herself AntiVaxMomma sold fake COVID-19 vaccine cards for $200 each to several hundred jab dodgers in New York City, including those who work in...
Google appeals to $591M French Fine in Copyright Payment Spat
Google appeals a 500 million Euro ($591 Million) fine imposed by French regulators for its handling of negotiations between publishers in dispute over copyright. This dispute is part of a wider battle by European authorities...
China expands its control over online gambling crackdown
The ruling Communist Party is urging the public to support its vision of a more powerful and wholesome nation by promoting celebrity culture and online games that are hugely popular in China. The message is: The...









