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"With Walmart's e-commerce business humming the way it is and the way the company's been able to integrate it with the store base, with curbside and everyt...

Is Amazon Destroying Retail?

“A set of facts could be put forward that would support that (they are destroying the retail landscape),” says former Walmart CEO Bill Simon. “They're goin...

Android Authority: Nearly 50% of Users Turn Off 5G

5G may be the next major evolution of wireless technology, but roughly half of users are still turning it off....

Some M1 MacBook Screens Cracking

Some Macs users are reporting M1 MacBooks with easily cracked screens. Apple’s M1 MacBook Air and Pro are some of the company’s most popular de...

Walmart Joins List of Companies Requiring Employees Be Vaccinated

Walmart has announced it will require some employees to be vaccinated, a response to the more contagious Delta variant....

AWS Retiring EC2-Classic, Outlines How to Prepare

AWS is retiring EC2-Classic, one of its oldest cloud services, one that dates back to the launch of EC2 in 2006. EC2-Classic is a big part of w...

Twitter Announces Shop Module, Its Foray Into E-Commerce

Twitter is looking to help businesses bring e-commerce to their Twitter profiles with a new feature called Shop Module. Shop Module is designed...

Amazon Hit With Record-Breaking Fine by EU Over Data Privacy

Amazon has been hit with a whopping $888 million fine from the EU over how it handled private data. The EU has been stepping up its attempts to...

New York Times Pushes Back a Return to the Office

In what is becoming an all-too-familiar routine, The New York Times has announced it is pushing back its return to the office....

Invisibly Launches Platform to Help People Control and Monetize Their Data

Invisibly is looking to disrupt the advertising industry, launching a platform that puts people in control of their data. The advertising indus...

Google Launches Search Console Insights

Google has officially launched Search Console Insights for all users. Search...

Tesla Settles Battery Voltage Lawsuit for $1.5 Million

Tesla has agreed to pay $1.5 million in a lawsuit over claims the company reduced the battery voltage in some vehicles via software. Tesla has...

Better Late Than Never: Amazon Fire TV Cube Supports Zoom Two-Way Calling

Amazon has announced its Fire TV Cube now supports two-way Zoom video calling. Zoom has become one of the most popular videoconferencing soluti...

T-Mobile Delivers Record Q2, Raises Guidance

T-Mobile continued its assent in the US wireless industry, turning in a record-breaking Q2 and raising guidance across the board. The magenta c...

Linux Foundation Tackles Data Collaboration With Permissive License

The Linux Foundation has announced the CDLA-Permissive-2.0 license agreement to make it easier to share AI and ML data....

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