As office work returns, Google has recently made a colossal 2.1 billion dollar investment into a new office in New York City.

A new report from the IDC projects mammoth cloud software growth over the next five years

Tech giant Amazon has announced its interest in relaxing its hiring rules in regards to marijuana usage.

The ecommerce giant is infamous for disrupting industries, as its POS system is poised to compete with Shopify and PayPal.

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New features added to the platform include automatic lighting correction, speaker coach, and Apple CarPlay compatibility.

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According to CEO Marc Benioff, employees who wish to relocate from Texas will be allowed and aided in doing so.

Rising infection rates have delayed return plans for companies such as Microsoft, despite evidence of employees' eagerness.

While the Salesforce CEO believes 'people can do their job from home', Deutsche Bank claims that the love affair is ending.

Despite not many of us using Apple Pay, it still remains the most popular digital wallet for consumers.

It's the first international expansion of Paypal's cryptocurrency feature, which debuted in the US last year.

Facebook has announced that its Oculus Quest 2 VR headset will be able to host meetings for remote employees.

Spam calls are a burden to everyone, and Microsoft Teams is adding a new feature to identify and reject them easily.

The CRM provider acquired Slack a month ago for $28 billion and it's already adding its first integrations for businesses.

It's official! The popular VPN can now be used seamlessly with the newest Apple products that utilize the M1 chip.

The purchase of Peer5 should see faster and more stable video conferencing with Teams, especially for large scale events.

The new Wix tool will let users create their own apps, using a simple drag-and-drop interface, with no coding needed.

The new tool reveals the best and worst places for mobile data, with the FCC committing to improving poor coverage areas.

Research shows that using the text chat feature on video calls has an overwhelming positive impact.

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