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Twitter Axes a Third of Its Recruiting Team Amid Its Purchase Turmoil As Musk refuses to move forward with the deal, Twitter's stocks continue to take a tumble. -
Squarespace Now Lets You Make Money From Your Videos New tools from the website builder mean that anyone can charge for video content on their site. -
Google Warns of Serious Chrome Attack Targeting Windows and Android While four security fixes have been issued, the exploit still exists in the wild. Here's what you need to know. -
Apple, Google, Meta and Big Tech to Fall Under New EU Laws The rules will impact privacy, user data protections, anti-trust and anti-competitive practice. -
Twitter Sues India in Row Over Censorship The lawsuit is the first legal challenge since laws were passed in 2021 allowing the government to censor its critics. -
Microsoft Reports Hundreds of Windows Networks Infected by Malware Worm "Raspberry Robin" spreads via USB devices to connect to addresses on the Tor network - but its origins remain unknown -
Businesses Waste 89 Days a Year on “Dark Matter”, Report Reveals A new study has uncovered that companies - and employees - are not coping with the increasing complexities of knowledge work. -
Tesla Doubles Down on Remote Working Ban, Tracks Office Attendance Employees who don't sign into the office are tracked and sent an automated email asking them to report to a line manager. -
Messaging Coworkers Could Get a Lot Easier on Microsoft Teams New features like in-chat translation and pop out windows for shared content will likely come to the platform in August. -
Google Chrome Password Manager Just Got a Major Update New features include an easier to use interface, better password suggestions, and more uniformity across Chrome and Android. -
Report: Most People Are Comfortable Going Passwordless More than half of users stated that they would be willing to use non-password login methods to access their accounts. -
Google Meet Will Snitch on You if You’re Late for a Meeting Google Meet admins can also check the RSVP status of attendees via their meeting screen.