Amazon Could Be the Next Company to See Massive Layoffs
The retail giant is reportedly looking into unprofitable businesses, like Alexa, to cut costs in a meaningful way.
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40% of Ecommerce Traffic in the Last Year Was Bots
Businesses should shore up their security before the business holiday season, and website traffic is one factor to consider.
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Musk Ends Twitter’s Progressive Remote Work Policy in First Email
The policy reportedly goes into effect immediately and employees have to be in the office a minimum of 40 hours per week.
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Zoom Launches New Features to Rival Google Workspace
Email and calendar features include end-to-end encryption, access-restricted links, and external emails that expire.
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Twitter Fires 90% of Staff In India in Latest Workforce Cuts
Only 12 employees remain, with 70% of cuts made to product and engineering departments.
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Tech Companies That Have Made Layoffs in 2022
2022 has seen a series of layoffs from the likes of Microsoft, Twitter, and Tesla. We track the latest redundancies in tech.
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Our Guide to Mastodon: The Social Media App Taking on Twitter
Considering joining the #TwitterExodus? Here's a breakdown of Mastodon, the insurgent app that's taking Twitter by storm.
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National Guard Cybersecurity Units Deployed Nationwide Ahead of Midterms
Fourteen states, including New York, Washington, and Louisiana, have called in the Guard to tackle cyber threats.
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Your Next Zoom Call, Coming to an AMC Theater Near You
As the US theater industry continues to contend with falling demands, could Zoom come to the rescue?
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Companies That Offer Remote Work From Home Jobs in 2022
Remote and hybrid working has boomed with more opportunities than ever. We point out the companies that are remote friendly.
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Etsy’s Mobile App Rolls Out an Image Search Feature
Image search is great for customers — and it might help sellers as well, since it identifies price-hiking scammers.
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Google Hangouts Is Officially Gone
Google will let you download your Hangouts data history until January 1st, 2023, but it's gone forever after that.
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Meta Reportedly Plans ‘Large-Scale’ Layoffs This Week
It's unprecedented in the tech industry and would be the first broad head-count reduction in Meta's history.
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Report: Ransomware Costs Reached $1.2 Billion in 2021
The number represents a nearly 200% increase since 2020, highlighting a serious problem with cybersecurity.
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This Edtech Company May Have Compromised Data of 40 Million Users
The company collected a wide range of highly sensitive data and then used "careless" security practices to protect it.
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Microsoft Teams Just Got a Substantial Performance Boost
Users will reportedly be able to switch between meetings and messaging channels quicker than ever.
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Hundreds of US News Sites Accused of Spreading Malware
The malicious code, which may also contain types of ransomware, is being delivered through fake browser updates.
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Meta Has Just Made It Easier For Creators to Make Money
Facebook's 'professional mode' has just been extended to all creators, making it easier to earn money on the platform.
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Twitter May Lay Off 50% of Employees and Shut Down Remote Working
Those lucky enough to escape the chopping block will be forced back into the office full-time.
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Apple Employee Defrauded Company of $17 Million, Faces 25 Years In Prison
The ex-Apple employee confessed to mail fraud, tax fraud and money laundering over a 10-year period.
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As Workers Return to the Office, Productivity Hits a Historic Low
The latest figures reveal US productivity rates have dropped by the sharpest rate since 1947, despite record growth in 2021.
