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Women and journalists of color are largely underpaid compared to their peers at 14 unionized newsrooms owned by Gannett, the
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In March, New Zealand’s parliament approved legislation that gives couples who suffer a miscarriage or stillbirth three days of paid
Giants urging politicians to secure access to semiconductors
The shortage of semiconductors is a global problem for a variety of industries. Apple, Microsoft, Google-owner Alphabet, Amazon, Cisco, HP,
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Golden Globes hit over poor diversity record
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Majority of CEOs forecast economic boom after pandemic
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Amazon sustainability bond raising USD 1 billion
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Livestreamer and broadcaster cooperating for Tokyo Games
“The way that people consume traditional sporting events is changing”, livestreaming service Twitch’s head of content said when the company
Podcast: How to get your dream job in tech right now
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Zuckerberg urged to skip Instagram Kids
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