As Covid Restrictions End, Offices Have a Sick-Pay Problem

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A technician inspects the backside of bitcoin mining at Bitfarms in Saint Hyacinthe, Quebec, on March 19, 2018.

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Bitcoin’s massive energy use faces $5M shame campaign from environmental groups

Environmental groups push bitcoin to emulate ethereum, adopt proof of stake.

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Amazon Union Election Stalls As Ballots Are Challenged

The union trails in Bessemer as both sides fight over hundreds of contested ballots. READ MORE

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Report: US Senators urge FTC to scrutinize Microsoft/Activision merger

Lawmakers say deal could lead to "lack of accountability" for Activision management. READ MORE

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As Covid Restrictions End, Offices Have a Sick-Pay Problem

Countries aren’t just lifting pandemic restrictions, they’re cutting resources—forcing workers to choose between working sick and losing pay. READ MORE

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Facebook’s Playbook to Beat Competitors Has Had to Change With TikTok

Facebook used to buy up competitors or replicate their success. Now a Washington Post report has revealed Meta is using a consulting firm to launch a ... READ MORE

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Google’s next US antitrust issue: Google Maps

The DOJ investigates if Google Maps' various bundling schemes are anticompetitive. READ MORE

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The Supply Chain Crisis Is About to Get a Lot Worse

A seemingly endless supply chain crunch has fueled interest in tech that promises to track problems or predict where new ones might occur. READ MORE

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