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Facebook, Twitter, Google CEOs are back in Congress, facing questions on how social media promotes extremism and misinformation
Lawmakers are interrogating the chief executive officers of Google, Facebook and Twitter on the role their companies have played in promoting extremism and spreading misinformation......»»
Microsoft to start bringing workers back to headquarters
Microsoft will begin bringing workers back to its suburban Seattle global headquarters on March 29 as the tech giant starts to reopen more facilities .....»»
Experts: Keep safety issues in mind when planning return to offices
When buildings were vacant, some owners or companies might not have been worried about fire safety systems, but as workers come back, it is important to make sure those systems are up to date......»»
Next Avenue: Flexible hours, sabbaticals, bringing retirees back: How some companies are busting ageism at work
While some businesses are showing older workers the door, these are embracing them to tap their knowledge and skills......»»
Microsoft allies with European publishers to push for "Australian-style" laws on news content, pitting itself against Facebook and Google
Australia is preparing to force Big Tech companies to pay publishers for hosting news content - the EU has shown appetite for a similar law. Microsoft president Brad Smith. REUTERS/Lindsey Wa.....»»
Uber drops 4% after the UK Supreme Court rules that its drivers are employees, not contractors
The ruling could have wide ramifications for workers and companies within the gig economy across Europe. A black-cab driver waves a Union Jack flag whilst standing on a taxi on London Bridge, during a protest agains.....»»
Big tech is struggling to upend healthcare. The wounds are usually self-inflicted.
Big tech companies like Amazon and Google often face internal issues when it comes to standing up ambitious new ventures in healthcare. Microsoft; Verily; Google; Amazon; Haven; Samantha Lee/Insider Big tech companies have a lot of potential t.....»»
The Wall Street Journal: Microsoft urges U.S. to make tech giants pay for news content
Microsoft Corp. said the U.S. should copy Australia’s controversial proposal that tech companies pay newspapers for content — putting it at odds with Alphabet Inc.’s Google and Facebook Inc......»»
Companies fear coronavirus liability lawsuits. So far, few exist
Businesses are urging U.S. lawmakers to shield companies from what they fear could be a flood of lawsuits by workers and consumers blaming employers for exposing them to the new coronavirus......»»
Here"s when tech companies like Facebook, Google, Microsoft, and Amazon plan to reopen their offices or keep working from home (MSFT, AAPL, FB, GOOG, AMZN, TWTR)
REUTERS/File Photos Tech giants Apple, Google, Facebook, Microsoft, and Amazon have announced plans — w.....»»
U.S. companies got emergency government loans despite having months of cash
In the harshest downturn for American workers in U.S. history, employers cut in April and the unemployment rate more than tripled to 14.7%. Back in February, before the coronavirus<…; pandemic... To view the full story, click the title link......»»
Here"s when tech companies like Facebook, Google, Microsoft, and Amazon plan to reopen their offices or keep working from home (MSFT, AAPL, FB, GOOG, AMZN)
REUTERS/File Photos Tech giants Apple, Google, Facebook, Microsoft, and Amazon have announced plans — with varying degrees of specificity — outlining how employees might.....»»
The high-rise office you left in March may not resemble the one you’re going back to. Here’s what workplaces may look like after the coronavirus shutdown.
Chicago companies are working to make their offices safe as workers return from COVID-19 shutdowns. It will be the biggest changes to the workplace since the aftermath .....»»
How one Houston founder brought furloughed workers back before receiving PPP loan
Many companies that applied for the Paycheck Protection Program have yet to be approved for a forgivable loan......»»
Microsoft weathers the coronavirus pandemic, posting earnings boost from its cloud business
One of the world's most valuable companies grew as at-home workers turned to its Web-based services......»»
‘Moral courage in action’: Despite risks, autoworkers step up to make ventilators, face masks
Hundreds of workers at Ford, General Motors, Toyota and other companies have gone back to work to make face shields, surgical masks and ventilators in a push to stem shortages of protective gear and equipment during the corona.....»»
How three Denver-area hospitality companies — from 2,000 employees to seven — are using PPP funds
Getting furloughed employees back to work to prepare them for post-coronavirus changes is big. So is getting benefits to those workers......»»
BoE"s Bailey orders banks to "put their backs into it" on COVID-19 loans
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey told Britain's banks to speed up lending to companies as the coronavirus crisis threatens to deliver a historic blow to the economy, urging them to "put their back into it and get on with it"......»»
Google to cut back on hiring, data centers, machines amid COVID-19 fallout
Economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic isn’t just hurting small business — it’s hitting some of the biggest companies in the world. Google LLC parent company Alphabet Inc. CEO Sundar Pichai told his workforce in a widely cited email on .....»»
An unusual financial-crisis-era tactic designed to avoid layoffs is reemerging as coronavirus freezes the economy. Here"s why it could make a recovery take a lot longer.
REUTERS/Manuel Silvestri Salary cuts — last seen during the global financial crisis in 2008 — are back as companies try to cut costs as the coronavirus pandemic drives an economic slowdown. While the move keeps workers .....»»