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Biden to Ban Chinese Driving Tech as National Security Fears Grow Tensions between US and China mount as the Biden Administration proposes ban on Chinese self-driving vehicle software. -
How Toast Helps Restaurants Overcome Hospitality’s Biggest Challenges Toast Mobile Order & Pay® & Kitchen Display Systems improve efficiency, even when you're short-staffed. -
Forget the 4-Day Week – Bill Gates Thinks We Should Aim for 3 Days at Work A shorter workweek just found its biggest supporter, as one of the world's richest men suggests that tech can make it happen. -
Reddit Plans to Add AI-Powered Search Results Later This Year AI tools are everywhere, whether you want them or not. It seems that Reddit's executives really want them. -
Investigation: Facebook and Instagram Still Running Ads for Illegal Drugs The volume of drugs ads on Meta's platforms reportedly violates the company's own policies, as well as US law. -
Dell Cuts Jobs Again in Bid to Embrace AI and ‘Streamline’ Computing giant seeks to get 'leaner' as it recognizes the potential of AI to grow faster than its competitors. -
Elon Musk is Closing X/Twitter’s San Francisco Office After 18 Years Elon Musk says the company has "no choice", as employees are emailed to tell them to prepare to move offices. -
Google Monopoly is Illegal, Rules Court in Landmark Case Parent company Alphabet will likely appeal the monopoly decision that will significantly impact the search giant. -
Small Business Grants You Can Apply For in August 2024 Kickstart your growth journey with these business grants - all of which are accepting applications throughout August. -
93% of CEOs Embrace Flexible Work In Return to Office U-Turn The tide hasn't rolled back on remote work just yet, with the majority of tech CEOs embracing 'fully-flexible' models. -
47 Fully Remote Jobs You Can Apply for in August 2024 Many companies are still hiring for remote work, despite the return-to-office push, including Google, Zapier, and HubSpot. -
Intel Announces Massive Layoff of 15,000 Employees In one of the biggest layoffs of the year, dwindling revenues and rising costs are blamed for the huge job losses at Intel.