AI start up Unbabel claims that workers in the translation field could feasibly be replaced by AI very soon.

Collaboration, learning and culture are the standard reasons for returning to the office, but they don't tell the whole story

The streaming service has been accused of breaking the law when it comes to renewing subscriptions. Have you been affected?

Looking for remote work and think life is better at Meta? Find out what roles are currently available at the tech giant.

Downtrodden Dell workers have been told that they need to come back to the office full time.

LinkedIn is trawling your profile and posts and using the information as a teaching tool for its AI. You can stop it.

BuzzFeed users could be entitled to a pay out and year's free subscription as part of a class settlement.

Amazon is ending its hybrid work arrangement, with little option left for staff but a full return.

Despite seeking to ban the social media app when in power, Trump states that he is 'big' on TikTok, and would save it.

Thanks to a class action that alleges certain overdraft fees charges were illegal, TD Bank customers could be due a payout.

It might not mean much to those who don't use Google Meet, but automatic picture-in-picture will be a gamechanger for users.

U-Haul customers are eligible to claim their part of a multi-million payout after two data breaches at the company.

With hundreds of remote jobs on offer, your next career might be at Microsoft, and you won't even need to leave your house...

A shorter workweek just found its biggest supporter, as one of the world's richest men suggests that tech can make it happen.

Cash App customers are entitled to up to $2,500 each in the settlement, due to data breaches that occurred at the company.

In one of the biggest layoffs of the year, dwindling revenues and rising costs are blamed for the huge job losses at Intel.

The settlement is open to Bank of America customers from between 2019 and 2023, who received a wire transfer.

The nationwide ban on TikTok is months away, but could an incoming President Trump reverse the Chinese apps fortune?

The hottest new social media app doesn't let you share images, and looks like it came out of 2002, Yet it's proving popular.

After 41 years, the basic function comes to Notepad. If that doesn't impress, how about integrated Copilot AI?

Want to use ChatGPT, but not comfortable with it collecting and training on your information? We show you how to stop it.