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CrowdStrike has revealed it's laying off employees to operate more efficiently and reach financial goals.

66% of logistics firms say tariffs have already impacted them, with operational costs a huge concern, Tech.co survey finds

The shortage of logistics staffers remains the biggest concern in the industry, Tech.co's latest survey finds.

2025 looks set to follow last year's trend for tech layoffs. We track the latest job cuts from Amazon, Salesforce and others.

The AI push allowed the tech firm to save money and invest in other areas, which has created many "critical thinking" roles.

Truckers will be designated as out of service if they can't speak or read English on June 25 this year.

As has been all too common recently, Honda noted that "collaboration and teamwork" were the reason behind the RTO mandate.

Kelly Benefits has revealed that sensitive information belonging to more than 410,000 individuals has been compromised.

"Darcula" is one of the biggest credit card theft operations in living memory – and the result of "Phishing as a Service."

A US lawmaker is cracking down on Nvidia chip smuggling with a bill that allows regulators to track where the chips end up.

Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, and South Carolina are among those recently suffering layoffs in the freight business.

"We expect this trend to accelerate, with long-term negative economic consequences for the US."

A new study shows that AI offers few time-saving and economic benefits for workers.

Anthropic introduces Integrations and an Advanced Research tool to Claude.

The short answer is that costs will go up, along with delays in deliveries. Businesses and customers will be impacted.

We track the latest AI errors and mistakes from 2024 and previous years, and catalog AI's worst failures to date.

As part of a commitment to being "AI-first," the language learning app is set to replace contract workers with AI.

Apple, Meta, and Twitter have all disclosed cybersecurity attacks over the past 12 months. We track the latest data breaches.

The AI job takeover is in full swing for many. Here's a list of companies that have already dropped workers for AI.

Certain AI apps collect more data than others, and some are sharing it with third-party advertisers.

HR professionals have seen a huge influx of ADA requests in the last two years, pushing back against increasing RTO mandates.