Jeff Bezos’ former housekeeper has sued the tech mogul, alleging discrimination and illegal working conditions.
Public Cloud Spending Projected at Nearly $600 Billion in 2023
The cloud computing industry received good news with a new report projecting 20.7% growth in end-user spending, totaling nearly $600 billion, in 2023.
Alabama Media Group Goes All-Digital
The Alabama Media Group is throwing in the towel on physical newspapers, instead opting for an all-digital approach.
Programmers in High Demand, Called ‘the Most Scarce Commodity on the Planet’
Despite the spate of layoffs and hiring freezes, it’s still a good time to be a programmer, thanks to continued high demand.
Warner Bros. Discovery Accelerating HBO Max/Discovery+ Merger
Warner Bros. Discovery is moving up its merger of HBO Max and Discovery+, crediting better-than-anticipated progress.
Vietnam Cracks Down on ‘False’ Social Media Content
Vietnam is cracking down on “false” social media content, giving platforms 24 hours to remove such content.
Pegatron Assembling the iPhone 14 in India
Apple is ramping up its iPhone manufacturing in India, with Taiwanese firm Pegatron now assembling the devices in-country.
Twitter Layoffs to Begin
Twitter has notified employees that layoffs will soon begin, with notifications being sent via email.
The Post-Pandemic Popularity of Digital Events
In the post-pandemic world, digital events remain popular. See how to find the right digital engagement platform for you.
Twitter Users Fleeing the Platform Following Musk’s Buyout
Twitter has a retention problem, with more than one million users leaving the platform.
Vonage to Pay $100 Million in FTC Settlement
Vonage has agreed to a $100 million settlement with the Federal Trade Commission for making it difficult for customers to cancel service.
Lyft Prepares for ‘Probable Recession’ by Laying Off 13% of Staff
Lyft joins the long list of companies laying off employees in preparation for what it calls a “probable recession.”
Amazon Freezes Corporate Hiring
Amazon is cracking down on hiring even more, freezing all corporate hiring, according to a new report.
Mastodon Experiences Massive Growth After Musk/Twitter Deal
Decentralized, open source social network Mastodon has been one of the biggest beneficiaries of Elon Musk’s Twitter acquisition.
Stripe Lets 14% of Its Staff Go
Stripe is the latest company to conduct mass layoffs, letting 14%, or more than 1,000 employees go.
Qualcomm Warns of Weaker Profits on Smartphone Headwinds
Qualcomm has warned of weaker profits as a result of major headwinds in the broader smartphone industry.
Netflix’s Ad-Support Plan Has Arrived
Netflix has finally rolled out its ad-supported plan, although it won’t be free like many users may have hoped.
Windows 11 Adoption Still Hovers Around 15%
Windows 11 may be the latest and greatest but Microsoft has an adoption problem, with only 15% of computers on the OS.
US Pressures Allies to Restrict Chip Exports to China
The US is ramping up pressure on China, asking its allies to restrict semiconductor exports to the country.
Microsoft Windows 11 ‘Moment 2’ May Bring Improved Tablet Features
Microsoft accidentally leaked the next Windows 11 “Moment,” revealing an improved tablet-friendly design.