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Microsoft Finds That 90% of Businesses Want To Use AI Majority of companies are open to using AI solutions to automate tasks, according to a new report by Microsoft. -
Elon Musk Looks to Raise $3 Billion as Twitter’s Ad Revenue Tanks As Twitter's debts pile up and the company auctions off merch online, Musk and his team are considering equity financing. -
IBM Joins Tech Layoffs Frenzy, Axeing Almost 4,000 Employees As big tech buckles, one of the sector's largest employers, IBM, decides to axe its headcount by 1.5%. -
Is Amazon’s Cheaper “Prime Lite” Service Coming to the US? Amazon’s new delivery option “Prime Lite” is currently being trialed in India, but how does it differ from Prime? -
Why Disney’s U-Turn on Remote Work Could Backfire As Disney follows in the footsteps of Twitter and Uber, could bringing back workers create more harm than good? -
Microsoft Ends Windows 8.1 Support Today, Here’s What That Means The end of support means the operating system will be vulnerable to security risks. Users should upgrade immediately. -
What Is Quiet Hiring, and How Can Businesses Get It Right? We break down quiet hiring, the next major employment trend. (Spoiler alert, it doesn't always involve hiring). -
Are You Being “Quietly Promoted”? Here’s How to Find Out According to new research, 78% of Americans are currently falling victim to this trend. -
Twitter Chaos Helps Mastodon Reach 2.5 Million Users The app’s CEO revealed the milestone in a blog post, while taking a jab at Musk’s censorship spree. -
Study: Nearly Third of People Still Writing Down Passwords Using methods like sticky notes could make you three times more vulnerable to attacks, according to new research. -
Musk Bans Mastodon and Journalists in Twitter Censorship U-Turn As Musk cracks down on “doxxing”, popular accounts like @ElonJet have been barred. -
Musk Turns Twitter into a Hotel for Burned Out Workers As Twitter's advertisers drop like flies, Musk is encouraging overworked employees workers to sleep at the HQ.