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Activision Blizzard will pay $54 million to settle California workplace discrimination suit
California’s Civil Rights Department reached a settlement with Activision Blizzard late last week two years after the state regulator brought a lawsuit alleging gender discrimination, pay inequities and a culture of sexual harassment at the video game company. Activision Blizzard, … Continue reading
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Taskade vs Todoist (2023): Which Task Management Tool Is Best?
Taskade and Todoist are two popular task management tools. This comparison guide will help you decide which one fits best for your productivity needs.
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Height App Review (2023): Features, Pricing, and Alternatives
The Height app is an AI-powered project management tool. Check out our comprehensive review to determine if it is the best collaboration tool for your team.
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Google says it will pay $700M as a part of Play Store dispute settlement
Google said today it will pay $700 million — $630 million to U.S. consumers and $70 to a fund used by U.S. states — in a settlement over Play Store reached in September. In September, the company reached a tentative … Continue reading
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Why Gogoro picked India as its new go-to market
Gogoro co-founder and CEO Horace Luke wants to “go big” in India even as the Taiwanese company faces challenges in its home country. The potential of India, it seems, is simply to ripe to ignore and not just because it’s … Continue reading
Amazon eyes investment in Diamond Sports Group amid streaming expansion
Amazon is reportedly in advanced talks to invest in Diamond Sports Group, a leading regional sports programmer, marking a significant stride in the tech giant’s foray into sports content. This strategic move, according to Wall Street Journal reporting, positions Amazon … Continue reading
OpenAI introduces new governance model for AI safety oversight
OpenAI has introduced a new governance structure that grants its board the authority to withhold the release of AI models, even if company leadership has deemed them safe, according to a recent Bloomberg report. The decision, detailed in recently published … Continue reading
Crypto industry’s massive $78M push into political influence
The crypto industry is making significant investments in the political arena, with industry leaders contributing a staggering $78 million to super PACs, according to a recent Axios report. These funds are aimed at supporting and expanding the presence of crypto-friendly … Continue reading
Amazon adds Games Workshop to list of intellectual properties
Games Workshop, the miniature painting franchise from the UK, has struck a deal with streaming titan Amazon. The deal allows Amazon to access the cannon and decades of content Games Workshop has in its many wargaming libraries. Amazon in the … Continue reading
In-Play gambling rules breached by Australian betting heavyweights
The Australian Media and Communications Agency (AMCA) has found that some of the top betting sites in Australia have breached in-play betting rules. The controllers of Ladbrokes, Neds, bet365, and Sportsbet have all been found guilty of non-compliance with interactive … Continue reading