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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.

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.

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.

You Have to Update Your Zoom App Every 90 Days Now As of November, Zoom users will be forced to update to each minimum software version as it rolls out each 90-day period.

Elon Musk Wants $8 a Month for Twitter Verification? Seems Bad. Turning verification into something that anyone can buy gets rid of the value of the utility.

Almost 25% of Laid-off Tech Workers Start Their Own Businesses A survey shows that huge swathes of tech workers who've been fired from their jobs start their own companies shortly after.

Elon Musk’s Twitter Takeover: A Chaotic First Weekend The billionaire Tesla chief has now assumed full control of the platform - and is already tweeting about his next moves.

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?

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.

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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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.