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Mark Zuckerberg and wife Priscilla Chan (right) attend the 8th Annual Breakthrough Prize Ceremony at … [+] NASA on November 03, 2019 in Mountain View, California. ( Photo by Rich Fury/Getty Images Some of the top scientists who accepted Breakthrough Prize awards for their work in physics and biology used the nationally broadcast ceremony to
Employee activism and outside pressure have pushed big tech companies like Amazon, Microsoft and Google promising to slash their carbon emissions. But there’s another thing these tech giants aren’t cutting: Their growing business ties to the oil and gas industry. When Microsoft held an all-staff meeting in September, an employee asked CEO Satya Nadella if
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Public relations professionals have mixed views regarding how technology is affecting the communications landscape and the world at large. According to the latest annual Global Communications Report conducted by the USC Annenberg Center for Public Relations, while tech is undoubtedly helping consumers become more engaged, most PR pros think it might also be contributing to
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The country’s biggest tech companies might be battling criticism in Washington, but Super Thursday’s results clearly show that the public still loves them. Amazon, Alphabet and Microsoft’s earnings went beyond what investors expected, as shares of these companies received a major boost and helped inject new momentum in the industry. Final hour of the week:
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It’s been a year of ups and downs for the tech industry’s most prominent entrepreneurs. But today Vanity Fair celebrates many of them in its “The New Establishment” list, an annual ranking of “Silicon Valley hotshots, Hollywood moguls, Wall Street titans, and cultural icons.” It’s no surprise that Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and
“Gig economy” startup TaskRabbit has sold to Ikea, the furniture maker whose customers often turned to TaskRabbit’s online marketplace for help. It will be important to watch how other traditional retailers like Walmart and online sellers like Wayfair respond in the broader competition for tech talent and platforms. This is now a world where retail
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