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Twitter agrees to pay millions in fines after US government alleges privacy violations
Twitter has agreed to pay $150 million in fines after the US government sued the social media company on Wednesday, alleging that it misled consumers about how it protects their personal data.
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Apple to increase starting pay for hourly workers to $22 per hour
Apple has begun notifying employees that it will increase the starting pay for hourly workers to a minimum of $22 per hour, with other markets seeing even higher wages.Apple issued a statement to employees on Wednesday, informing workers that it would be increasing its hourly wages for retail employees."Supporting and retaining the best team members in the world enables us to deliver the best, most innovative, products and services for our customers," said Apple in a statement seen by The Wall...
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Apple says it will raise pay for corporate and retail employees in tight labor market
Apple's move comes after Google, Amazon, and Microsoft have made changes to their compensation structures in recent weeks to pay workers more.
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Twitter to Pay $200 Million Penalty for ‘Taking Shortcuts with User Privacy’
The U.S. FTC said that that Twitter collected users’ information for one purpose (to secure accounts) and used it for another (targeted advertising).
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How companies are improving career mobility to mitigate the Great Resignation
Matt Bartels, principal and media practice lead, Alexander Group The pandemic left an indelible mark on businesses around the world. This abrupt market force challenged leaders to reevaluate their business model, think creatively, work collaboratively and aggressively invest in their future or risk becoming obsolete. Unexpectedly, the global workforce reevaluated their lives while re-envisioning their [
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Monte Carlo plans to scale data observability platform
Monte Carlo will use aninfusion of new capital to continue improving experiences for its hundreds of customers, scale the data observability category to new verticals, and grow its U.S. and EMEA go-to-market and engineering teams.
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Boeing's Starliner safely returns to Earth after second test flight
Boeing's Starliner has returned to Earth safely after docking with the International Space Station for the first time. The six-day Boeing Orbital Flight Test-2 mission came to an end when the spacecraft landed at the US Army's White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico. It's the first American capsule to touch down on land instead of in the ocean. Starliner undocked from the ISS at 2:36PM ET and by 6:05PM, it was firing its thrusters to drop out of orbit. See #Starliner undock from @Space_Station....
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For Musicians to Release New Songs, Record Labels Want Them to Go Viral on TikTok First, Is This Really the Future of the Music Industry?
On Sunday, popular American singer songwriter Halsey shared a video on TikTok with tinny music in the background, the on-screen
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Boeing capsule lands back on Earth after space shakedown
Boeing's astronaut taxi has returned to Earth from the International Space Station, completing a repeat test flight with a mannequin on board
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Latest Twitter for Mac update adds support for 'Circle' feature
Twitter this month officially launched its “Circle” close friends feature to the public, so that users can have an “alternative timeline for trusted friends.” While Circle was only available in Twitter’s mobile app and website, the feature has now arrived in the Mac version of Twitter’s app. While Mac users could already see the tweets [
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Honor reveals more details about the 70 series including chipsets and camera samples
Honor is gearing up to launch a new lineup of devices at the end of the month and in anticipation of that launch event, the company has revealed more details about its upcoming lineup of flagships on Weibo pertaining to some of its core features.
There will be three Honor 70 models: Honor 70, 70 Pro, and 70 Pro+. Each will be powered by the newly announced Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 Gen 1, MediaTek Dimensity 8000, and Dimensity 9000, respectively. Plus, all models will use BOE OLED displays and...
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Motorola’s New Phones Look Awfully Familiar for Apple Fans
The design of Motorola's new Edge, G and E phones look a tad like Apple's iPhone 12 and iPhone 13, with rounded sides and flat backs.
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