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u/NearlyFrightening
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2d ago
Business Amazon bought the company that makes the Roomba. Anti-trust researchers and data privacy experts say it's 'the most dangerous, threatening acquisition in the company's history'
businessinsider.com
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u/misana123
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5d ago
Business Amazon acquires Roomba robot vacuum makers iRobot for $1.7 billion
theverge.com
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u/Arpith2019
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18d ago
Business Netflix adds “extra home” fee, will block usage in other homes if you don’t pay
arstechnica.com
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u/AdamCannon
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5d ago
Business Tesla’s Cybertruck is going to be more expensive than originally planned.
theverge.com
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u/impuredwelling
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13d ago
Business Zuck Says Instagram Is Going to Suck Twice as Much Next Year
gizmodo.com
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u/Sumit316
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16d ago
Business BMW’s heated seats as a service model has drivers seeking hacks
wired.com
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u/moxyte
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14d ago
Business Meta reports Q2 operating loss of $2.8B for its metaverse division
venturebeat.com
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u/BiscuitOfGinger
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6d ago
Business The Metaverse Real Estate Boom Turns Into a Bust
theinformation.com
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u/terpin
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12d ago
Business China says U.S. chip act will distort global semiconductor supply chain
reuters.com
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u/AdamCannon
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12d ago
Business U.S. Bank illegally used customer data to create sham accounts to inflate sales numbers for the last decade. Now they've been fined $37.5 million plus interest on unlawfully collected fees.
businessinsider.comr/technology • u/esporx • 8h ago
Business CEO's LinkedIn crying selfie about layoffs met with backlash
newsweek.com
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u/giuliomagnifico
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6d ago
Business Visa to Stop Processing Payments for Pornhub's Advertising Arm
pcmag.com
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u/nick4gun
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22d ago
Business Netflix loses a million paid subscribers - 5x more than its Q1 loss
businessinsider.in
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u/moxyte
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9d ago
Business Apple's profit declines nearly 11%
us.cnn.com
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u/esporx
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10d ago
Business Google CEO tells employees productivity and focus must improve, launches ‘Simplicity Sprint’ to gather employee feedback on efficiency
cnbc.com
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u/thebelsnickle1991
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21d ago
Business TikTokers say low payouts from its Creator Fund are affecting their mental health, and some are quitting entirely
businessinsider.com
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u/chrisdh79
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Jul 12 '22
Business BMW starts selling heated seat subscriptions for $18 a month | The auto industry is racing towards a future full of microtransactions
theverge.com
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u/themimeofthemollies
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2d ago
Business Malcolm Gladwell slammed after criticizing WFH policies—despite having worked remotely for decades
fortune.comr/technology • u/NearlyFrightening • 3d ago
Business Apple asks suppliers in Taiwan to label products as made in China – report
theguardian.com
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u/UnknownDeveloper
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22d ago
Business A company called Meta is suing Meta for naming itself Meta
theverge.com
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u/esporx
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23d ago
Business ‘You should always cover your camera’: Management sends remote worker photo of herself away from desk, suspends her for speaking out
dailydot.com
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u/vapidspecimen9880
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29d ago
Business Tesla laying off 229 Autopilot workers, shuttering San Mateo office, filing confirms
techcrunch.com
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u/NearlyFrightening
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5d ago
Business California regulators aim to revoke Tesla's ability to sell cars in the state over the company's marketing of its 'Full Self-Driving' technology
businessinsider.com
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u/Philo1927
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Jul 08 '22