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A coalition including Amazon, Google, Facebook, Instacart, and DoorDash is using the defeat of the union drive to make their case for a future without unions.
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Federal Investigators allege that a Texas man wanted to use C-4 to blow up around 70% of the internet.
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Analysis by Motherboard and a security researcher indicate the database is separate from the recently reported cache of 500 million accounts.
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"Now, you might think, alright it's like a subway. But this is more like a highway underground."
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Venmo sets all your payments public by default. Here's how to change that.
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America’s first opioid crisis came after its bloodiest war, but the lessons of the original debacle have been lost in history.
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But the Retail Wholesale and Department Store Union has indicated that it will formally challenge Amazon’s conduct during the election.
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Aten, dubbed a “Lost Golden City” by Egyptian officials, is one of the most important finds in decades, said one archaeologist.
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Uber is spending hundreds of millions to recruit drivers as vaccinations increase while working to keep them misclassified as contractors.
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The data from companies such as Google, Twitter, AT&T, and Verizon can include GPS coordinates and browsing history.