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A 4-Day Work Week Could Be Coming to Your State With one US state proposing tax credits for companies that trial a 4-day week, is the traditional work week on its way out? -
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. -
Meta Will Reportedly Cut More Jobs Soon Facebook middle managers beware: According to Zuckerberg, managers shouldn't be rewarded for creating large teams. -
No Logs, No Problem: Surfshark Passes First No-Log Audit The affordable VPN has proven that its no-log policy is legitimate, making Surfshark even more attractive to users. -
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%. -
Average US Remote Worker Saves 55 Minutes a Day People working from home aren't just saving time commuting - they're also spending more time working. -
TikTok Warns It Could Fire Remote Workers TikTok is cracking down on flexibility options, joining plenty of other tech companies that don't want remote workers. -
Tech Layoff Wave Continues: Intel Is Cutting Hundreds of Jobs Intel aims to slash $3 billion from its annual budget in this year, after revenues dipped by about 20% in 2022. -
Third MailChimp Data Breach Makes It Hard To “Rebuild Trust” All three MailChimp breaches in the past 12 months have been due to social engineering or phishing. -
As Google Layoffs Hit High Achievers, Angry Employees Want Answers Google's decision to fire 6% of its workforce has not gone down well with the employees left on the company payroll.
