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White House Using New Methods to Reach Vaccine-Hesitant Americans: NASCAR, CMT and ‘Deadliest Catch'
White House uses new methods to reach vaccine-hesitant Americans: NASCAR, country music TV and ‘Deadliest Catch.’
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Tech Comedians Are Poking Fun at Their Employers, Drawing Big Followings
Tech workers took to social media to talk about ironies, anxieties and some have grown a business from it
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In a Quest to Rein in Its Tech Giants, China Turns to Data Protection
The slew of new regulations is seen as part of a broader effort by China to rein in the power of its internet giants such as Alibaba and Tencent.
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Amazon Wins Enough Votes to Beat Union Effort in Alabama
The union election at one of Amazon’s Alabama warehouses has shaped up to be one of the most important organizing campaigns in recent history.
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A Major Chinese Bitcoin Mining Hub Is Shutting Down Its Cryptocurrency Operations
Bitcoin mining consumes more energy per year than entire countries and China is looking to clean up its consumption.
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Amazon Lead Widens in Union Vote at Alabama Warehouse
The first day of counting ended on a downcast note for the union, with RWDSU President Stuart Appelbaum calling for the NLRB to probe Amazon’s conduct.
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Amazon to Open Its First Grocery Stores on the East Coast
Amazon plans to open a grocery store in the Logan Circle neighborhood of Washington, D.C., as well as in Franconia, Virginia, near its second headquarters.
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Bitcoin Exchange Kraken Considers Going Public After Record Trading Volumes in the First Quarter
Kraken is is the fourth-largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume and has over 6 million clients.
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Amazon Union Drive in Alabama Sees 55% Voter Turnout
More than 3,200 Amazon employees cast ballots in the Alabama union drive, the union said Wednesday.
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Jeff Bezos Says He Supports a Hike to Corporate Tax Rate
Last week, President Joe Biden unveiled a sweeping $2 trillion infrastructure plan, which he hopes to fund by raising the corporate tax rate to 28%.
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Another Prominent Google Scientist Is Leaving the Company Amid Fallout From Fired AI Researcher
It’s the highest ranking team member to resign after AI researcher Timnit Gebru’s was fired.
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Why the Amazon Union Vote Is Taking So Long and What Could Come Next
Vote counting in the Amazon union drive in Alabama began last week, but it’s likely to be only the beginning of a protracted election process.
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Waymo CEO Departure Comes After Tenure Filled With Milestones, Hurdles and Hype
The CEO oversaw the reality of the hype as the company has struggled to scale.
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Google Is Accelerating Partial Reopening of Offices and Putting Limits on Future of Remote Work
Google is taking a more restrictive post-pandemic work approach than other tech companies such as Facebook and Twitter.
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How Locked-In Retail Investors Plan to Navigate Deliveroo's Nightmare Stock Market Debut
Amateur investors explain how they feel after Deliveroo’s disastrous IPO on the London Stock Exchange.
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Facebook's Acquisition of Giphy to Face In-Depth UK Competition Probe
Britain’s Competition and Markets Authority has referred Facebook’s acquisition of GIF database Giphy for an in-depth investigation.
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Biden Promises High-Speed, Affordable Internet for Every American
President Joe Biden said on Wednesday that his administration will provide internet for the millions of Americans who lack access, including more than 35% of rural Americans.
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Amazon Says It Expects Some Employees to Return to the Office This Summer, Most Will Return in Fall
The company previously told employees they could continue working remotely until June.
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Huawei's Growth Slowed Dramatically in 2020 as U.S. Sanctions Take Their Toll
Over the past two years, Huawei has been blocked from 5G networks in some countries and faces uncertainty over future chip supply, as a result of U.S. actions.
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Amazon Loses Effort to Install Camera to Watch Counting of Ballots in Pivotal Union Vote
The ruling comes as the NLRB prepares to begin counting ballots mailed in by workers at Amazon’s Bessemer, Alabama, warehouse.