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A former Amazon employee is working with lawmakers to force companies to open up about employee-ranking systems, more countries continue to ban bitcoin, and California is priroitizing electric vehicle related initiatives.
Panasonic announces a four-day work week in Japan, a clean energy fund aims to raise $15 billion, and Facebook is hit with accusations of inciting violence.
Canon is shipping chipless ink cartridges, Reddit’s antiwork form gains popularity, and Google removes functions from its smart speakers after losing a lawsuit.
Norton 360 installs a crypto mining feature, why Facebook continues to take data from deactivated accounts, and the IRS cracks down on third-party payment services.
Metaverse is coming to healthcare, a new battery extends electric vehicle range, and cheap, easy to install solar roof tiles are in the spotlight.
Elizabeth Homes is found guilty of defrauding investors, Apple hits a milestone, and the the time to retire internal combustion engines may be upon us.
The German government wants to stop data retention without reason, China’s freeze on game licenses shutters 140,000 gaming-related companies, and BlackBerry’s legacy finally comes to an end.
New Mexico school district buys Starlink internet for students, Malaysia shuts down more illegal crypto mining operations, and Twitter bans personal account belonging to U.S. representative.
DuckDuckGo sees major increase in search queries, Apple hands out bonuses to its engineers and NASA makes history on Christmas day.
Social media misinformation, semiconductor shortage, NFT’s explosive growth, ransomware attacks hit a new high, and right to repair gains traction.
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