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?
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Google Workspace Individual Plans Now Offer 1 TB of Storage
More hybrid businesses means more documentation must be hosted online in order to be accessible to all.
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Meta Just Lost $80 Billion, a Quarter of Its Market Value
Meta's shares are at their lowest since 2016, having briefly dropped below $100 in the wake of a grim Q3 report.
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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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22% of US Adults Have Been Hit by Account Takeover Fraud
Account takeover fraud accounted for nearly $288 billion in lost money from US household in the past year.
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The Most Active Twitter Users Aren’t Tweeting Anymore
An internal document shows that "heavy tweeters" are in "absolute decline" across many categories on the social platform.
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The Trucking Industry’s Biggest Problem Right Now? Fuel Costs
The rising price of gas overtook driver shortages as the biggest issue facing the trucking industry in 2022.
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Data Breaches That Have Happened in 2022 So Far
Apple, Meta, Twitter, and Samsung have all disclosed cybersecurity attacks this year. We track the latest data breaches.
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Almost Half of Young Workers Are Burnt Out, Flexibility Can Help
94% of workers are looking for more flexibility, but are executives willing to listen?
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Metaverse Companies: Who’s Involved and Who’s Investing in 2022
The metaverse has got a lot of hype recently, but which companies are involved, and who's spending the big bucks on projects?
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Meta Investor Slams Zuckerberg, Pushes to Reduce Staff Costs by 20%
As well as staff cuts, Meta investor Gertner also urges the company to cut Metaverse spending in half, down to $5 billion.
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Apple Releases Exterior Door Locks But Are They Secure?
The Level Lock+ is the first of its kind to be sold in Apple stores, allowing you to open doors with your iPhone or watch.
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Elon Musk Plans to Lay Off 75% of Twitter Workforce
Musk made a bid to purchase Twitter for $44 billion in April, and we're still waiting to see what it means for the platform.
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Cisco Meeting Devices Will Be Compatible With Microsoft Teams
The partnership will enable Cisco Meeting Devices to natively run Microsoft Teams by default in early 2023.
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Instagram Adds Feature Imploring Users to ‘Be Respectful’
The new nudge message aims to curb cyberbullying on Instagram by encouraging users to follow community guidelines.
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Google Can Now Read Your Conversations and Summarize Them
The new update for Google Workspace deploys machine learning to create succinct conversational highlights.
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Biden’s Cybersecurity Labeling Plan for Your Internet-Connected Tech
The new initiative is designed to help consumers easily understand which tech meets the highest security standards.
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Are Remote Workers More Likely To Live Longer?
Remote employees get more sleep and leisure time, which could be having a huge knock on effect for their health.
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Microsoft Admits Data Breach but Blasts Group That Reported It
A threat intelligence firm has claimed tens of thousands of entities have been affected, but Microsoft disputes the claim.
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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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Google Workspace May Soon Tell Your Coworkers Where You Are
If your company turns on the setting, your location and working hours will automatically be displayed on Google Calendar.
