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South Africa's Return To Office Gets Middle Finger From Employees Office-Based Work Policies Increase in 2024

US Bosses Admit Return-To-Office Mandates Were Meant To Encourage Employees To Quit

The study also found that the massive layoffs within the past year were because not enough employees quit in response to the RTO mandates.


Wiers Farm Recalls Produce Products Due To Potential Listerian Contamination

The produce products were distributed to Adi, Kroger, and Walmart stores in 17 US states. Wiers Farm, a major farm and food distributor based in Ohio, has recently expanded a recall of its produce products due to a potential listeria contamination.

Here’s How Much CrowdStrike’s Tech Outage Caused in Damages

Airlines were the hardest hit companies, $0.86 billion in total due to the outage. Insurers are now beginning to calculate the financial damage caused by CrowdStrike's faulty software update and the subsequent global tech outage, and the estimates currently surpass $1 billion.

Delta’s CEO Flew to Paris for the Olympics While His Company Is Under Federal Investigation: Report

Delta CEO Ed Bastian arrived in Paris on Wednesday morning as the airline struggled with a five-day meltdown that led to the cancellation of thousands of flights.


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Elon Musk Says Tesla’s Robotaxi Service to Launch on Oct. 10
Tesla CEO Elon Musk said that the company would be delaying the launch of its long-awaited robotaxi service on Oct. 10, around two months after the planned date.
PA-Based Federal Judge Denies Blocking FTC’s Noncompete Ban
A Pennsylvania-based federal judge ruled to decline calls to block bans on noncompete agreements issued by the Federal Trade Commission, which was a divergence from an earlier decision at a Texas counterpart earlier this month.
Mystery Surrounds OpenAI's San Francisco Office as Undercover Guards Raise Concerns
A whistleblower complaint accused OpenAI of preventing staffers from speaking to regulators about the potential risks of AI technology.
FTC Investigates 8 Companies on ‘Surveillance Pricing’ Practices
The Federal Trade Commission has ordered eight companies to provide information the agency said was offering products and services that use personal data to set prices based on a shopper’s individual characteristics.
Elon Musk to Move X, SpaceX HQs from California to Texas After Newsom Passes Trans Rights Law
Elon Musk previously established a super PAC to help support Donald Trump's presidential campaign.
waymo
The self-driving car units are now in service in Metro Phoenix, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Austin.
Google Blames AI in Carbon Emissions Rise, Challenging 2030 Net Zero Pledge
The startup said it will instead focus on reaching $1 billion in revenue before considering publicly selling its shares.
Delta Air Lines Strikes Deal With Riyadh Air to Operate Flights Between US and Saudi Arabia
The investigation comes after the DOT received hundreds of complaints over Delta's "unacceptable customer service conditions."
Spotify's Q2 Profit Surpasses Expectations After Layoffs and Price Hikes
After laying off employees and implementing price hikes, Spotify reported meeting a more-than-expected financial outlook in Q2 2024, with its stock up over 10% and a total revenue of $4.14 billion.
Biden Administration Proposes Rule to Exclude Medical Debt from Most Credit Reports
Biden and other Democrats have endorsed Harris as the party's potential presidential nominee for the 2024 election.
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