#Insider Peiter Zatko imperils Twitter

#Insider Peiter Zatko imperils Twitter

“Insider Peiter Zatko imperils Twitter” It’s always dangerous to take whistleblower complaints at face value — many people who make claims of covert corporate malfeasance and government wrongdoing do so out of revenge (being fired) or to make money on the controversy their charges whip up.  They often have every incentive to exaggerate and, sometimes,…

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#Uber brings back ‘Uber Pool’ as ‘UberX Share’

#Uber brings back ‘Uber Pool’ as ‘UberX Share’

“Uber brings back ‘Uber Pool’ as ‘UberX Share’” Uber is bringing back a feature that allows customers in large US cities to pay lower fares in exchange for sharing rides with strangers, the company said Tuesday.  The introduction of “UberX Share” feature — a rebrand of the option formerly known as “Uber Pool” — comes…

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#companies axe workers at highest rate since 2020

#companies axe workers at highest rate since 2020

“companies axe workers at highest rate since 2020” Technology companies in May axed employees at the highest rate in two years, as rising interest rates and a stock market selloff squeeze startups and Big Tech firms alike.  Sixty-six tech firms handed out a whopping 16,800 pink slips last month. That’s more than the 13,600 layoffs…

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#Officials against antitrust bills slammed Hunter Biden laptop report

#Officials against antitrust bills slammed Hunter Biden laptop report

“Officials against antitrust bills slammed Hunter Biden laptop report” A high-profile coterie of former US military and intelligence officials who tried to discredit The Post’s reporting on Hunter Biden’s laptop are now being accused of taking money from Big Tech to spread “misinformation” about antitrust legislation, The Post has learned. In an open letter circulated…

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#Instacart slows hiring across the company amid tech downturn

#Instacart slows hiring across the company amid tech downturn

“Instacart slows hiring across the company amid tech downturn” Instacart told employees Thursday that it’s slowing hiring across the entire company as the grocery delivery giant looks to weather an increasingly brutal tech downturn, The Post has learned.  The news comes two months after Instacart slashed its valuation from $39 billion to $24 billion and…

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