Month: January 2023

Staff laid off by Elon Musk were assured they would be compensated following mass cuts. As the deadline passes, the silence has been deafening.

There’s a ginormous creature, covered head-to-toe in produce and foliage, lumbering around the neighborhood mall accosting random shoppers with questions about their eating habits. Does this oversized, faceless Veggieman get his sought-after insight into consumers’ diets? Of course not. Adults avoid him like, well, broccoli, and children run screaming. So maybe birthing a larger-than-life mascot–in…

2023 is only a week in and antitrust scrutiny is already roiling the American big tech cadre. Important antitrust actions are looming, the line between antitrust regulation and privacy protection

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In late 2022, H&M debuted “Metaverse Design Story,” a real-world clothing collection inspired by Web3. Think neon yellow dresses, futuristic jewelry and beaded bomber jackets. The futuristic mannequins in the brand’s Times Square storefront in New York stood as a testament to Web3’s on impact on physical fashion, which is ushering in design technology that…

Try as they might, crypto companies pressured by the trading platform’s collapse are failing to bail themselves out.

The agency doubled in size from 2018 to 2021, although growth moderated in 2022. And expectations for this year are lower than initially anticipated.

For the third time in his presidency, Joe Biden has nominated longtime consumer advocate and net neutrality champion Gigi Sohn to the FCC.

Traveling in Asia, I can see the breadth and depth of cutting-edge technology usage across both Japanese and Korean societies.