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Four Ways Businesses are Adapting through Tech in the Pandemic Despite tough times for businesses, some are thriving in 2020 thanks to adopting the right tech. We find out how they did it. -
Remote Workers Less Confident About Finding Similar Roles A new study also shows that workers in the US are the happiest they have been since the pandemic. -
FBI Recommends Using Ad Blockers to Avoid Cybercrime Cyber criminals are using adverts to dupe victims into downloading harmful software and handing over sensitive data. -
Remote Meetings Are Getting Shorter, and Four More Surprising Finds New research has shown that we're having more remote meetings, but they're not taking as long. -
Twitter to Unban Racists, Homophobes and Covid Deniers Under Musk Musk has also ditched his moderation committee plans, stating that social activist and political groups broke their deal. -
Amazon Shutters Secure Messaging App One Year After Purchase The commercial version of the app will be closed, but government and enterprise versions will remain. -
Twitter Reinstates Trump and Kanye as Chaos Reigns Under Musk With both figures previously banned for controversial statements, critics worry about a return to hate speech on Twitter. -
Twitter to Crowd-Source Reporting of Misleading Tweets via Birdwatch Birdwatch sees the social media giant turn to select members of its user base for help tackling misleading information online -
Quiet Quitting to Overemployment: What’s Next for Office Slang? Many of us are adopting new work terms in the wake of the pandemic. From boomerang employees to BYOD, we explain all. -
Tim Cook Defends Apple’s Return to Office Mandate The CEO doubles down on Apple's office policy, insisting that in-person collaboration is essential for the company. -
Twitter Firings Begin Just Hours After Elon Musk Takes Control The layoffs have started at the top, but will Musk see through his rumored plan for mass redundancies now he's in control? -
TikTok and Twitter Most Likely to Boost Disinformation Social media platforms that rely on viral content can spread misinformation far and wide, at speed.