Twitter has lost its second head of trust and safety since Elon Musk’s takeover, with a report that Ella Irwin has resigned.
Meta Announces RTO Mandate
Meta is the latest company to announce a return-to-office (RTO) mandate, saying employees must RTO at least three days a week.
Change Management: Successfully Leading Your Organization Through Transitions
Are you ready to lead your organization through change management? Learn some helpful tips in the article below.
NHTSA Wants Cars to Have Automatic Braking Systems
US Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is pushing for vehicles to have automatic braking systems.
The Tenacious Climb of Women Returning to Work in the Post-Pandemic Workplace
Learn more about how women returning to work are doing so with confidence in the workplace in the article below.
Salesforce Growth Hits a Wall
Salesforce reported its latest quarterly earnings and it was not all good news, signaling a period of slow growth.
Google Exec Takes Aim At Microsoft Over EU Cloud Complaints
A Google executive is once again calling out Microsoft for charging EU customers more for its software if they use a competing cloud platform.
Reddit’s New API Policy May Kill Apollo and Other Third-Party Apps
Reddit’s new policy of charging for API access may kill off some of the most popular third-party apps, despite earlier promises to the contrary.
Microsoft Details macOS Vulnerability That Could Bypass SIP
Microsoft has provided details on a new macOS vulnerability, one that could be used to bypass System Integrity Protection (SIP).
FTC’s Ring Settlement Shows Why Companies Don’t Respect User Privacy
Consumers who wonder why companies don’t respect user privacy should look to the FTC’s settlement with Ring as Exhibit A.