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Trump's new DOGE panel is planning to axe federal costs by forcing government employees out of their jobs.

The DoJ has made a series of drastic recommendations to break up the Google search engine monopoly.

The new AI system from Google aims to help users learn more with an educational approach to conversational AI.

The news publication has told employees that they have to be back in the office five days per week.

Scammers have found a way to bypass Microsoft 365 scam protections, by utilizing Microsoft's own admin portal.

The holidays are right around the corner, and nothing would make a better gift than a remote job with a flexible schedule.

Haul stands out for cheap items under $20, baked-in discounts, and free returns for any orders over three dollars.

Under the new policy, the company's disabled employees must submit to a more complex "multilevel leader review."

It's official: Elon Musk has been hired to head up a government efficiency commission. What now?

With Signal's new tools, joining group calls can be as easy as sending a link. Here's how the messaging app is changing.

Level up your career this fall, by applying for one of Google's current fully-remote positions.

Several leading players from across the tech space have quickly moved to congratulate the President-elect.

Experts are predicting that the Trump administration will pursue a policy of “light touch administration” towards crypto.

Amazon is after those that it claims are running an "illicit business of selling fake product reviews to bad actors."

The AI system, dubbed Jarvis AI, was discovered on the Google Chrome extension store.

A judge has dismissed a class action case that had accused Google of profiting from a Google Play gift card scam.

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy has denied accusations that the company’s strict RTO mandate is a way of slimming down his workforce.

Intel is axing entire teams at multiple locations in Israel, with thousands more from other countries expected to follow.

Uber's discount will show up as a pop-up when you open the app, where as Lyft users can use a dedicated code.

A group of over 500 Amazon employees has called on the company to reverse its recent return-to-office policy.