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Silicon Valley's Political Divide: Workers Protest, Executives Remain Silent
Recent anti-Trump protests in San Jose, California, reveal a deep political chasm between rank-and-file tech workers and their leadership; thousands marched, contrasting with the absence of tech executives, highlighting concerns about wealth inequality and eroding democratic values.
Silicon Valley's Political Divide: Workers Protest, Executives Remain Silent
Recent anti-Trump protests in San Jose, California, reveal a deep political chasm between rank-and-file tech workers and their leadership; thousands marched, contrasting with the absence of tech executives, highlighting concerns about wealth inequality and eroding democratic values.
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52% Bias Score
EU to Tweak AI Rules Amid Industry Pressure
Facing industry pressure and a shift in transatlantic relations, the European Union is considering changes to its landmark AI regulations, aiming to simplify compliance and boost investment while balancing industry needs with safety concerns.
EU to Tweak AI Rules Amid Industry Pressure
Facing industry pressure and a shift in transatlantic relations, the European Union is considering changes to its landmark AI regulations, aiming to simplify compliance and boost investment while balancing industry needs with safety concerns.
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48% Bias Score
Microsoft at 50: AI Dominance and the Lock-in Effect
Microsoft, celebrating its 50th anniversary, is a global tech leader facing an AI-dominated future; its widespread use (96% of German public authorities use its software) creates a "lock-in effect" raising concerns about competition and ethical implications of AI.
Microsoft at 50: AI Dominance and the Lock-in Effect
Microsoft, celebrating its 50th anniversary, is a global tech leader facing an AI-dominated future; its widespread use (96% of German public authorities use its software) creates a "lock-in effect" raising concerns about competition and ethical implications of AI.
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40% Bias Score
High Demand for AI Talent Drives Job-Hopping in China
A recent Zhaopin report reveals that 57.2% of Chinese workers considering a job change are interested in AI roles, driven by better career prospects and higher salaries, while the demand for AI professionals is expected to reach 6 million by 2030, creating a potential talent gap of 4 million.
High Demand for AI Talent Drives Job-Hopping in China
A recent Zhaopin report reveals that 57.2% of Chinese workers considering a job change are interested in AI roles, driven by better career prospects and higher salaries, while the demand for AI professionals is expected to reach 6 million by 2030, creating a potential talent gap of 4 million.
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24% Bias Score
Digital Skills Gap Hampering Spain's Economic Growth
A study shows that incorporating digital technologies into Spain's workforce could add €282 billion to its economy by 2030, but over 30% of companies struggle to find employees with the required skills, such as cybersecurity, generative AI, and cloud computing, causing significant delays and cost in...
Digital Skills Gap Hampering Spain's Economic Growth
A study shows that incorporating digital technologies into Spain's workforce could add €282 billion to its economy by 2030, but over 30% of companies struggle to find employees with the required skills, such as cybersecurity, generative AI, and cloud computing, causing significant delays and cost in...
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52% Bias Score
Samsung co-CEO Han Jong-Hee dies suddenly; company faces leadership void
Samsung Electronics co-CEO Han Jong-Hee, 63, died suddenly from cardiac arrest on Tuesday, leaving a leadership void at the South Korean tech giant, which is facing significant headwinds in its semiconductor business and is currently seeking mergers and acquisitions to boost its growth.
Samsung co-CEO Han Jong-Hee dies suddenly; company faces leadership void
Samsung Electronics co-CEO Han Jong-Hee, 63, died suddenly from cardiac arrest on Tuesday, leaving a leadership void at the South Korean tech giant, which is facing significant headwinds in its semiconductor business and is currently seeking mergers and acquisitions to boost its growth.
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16% Bias Score
US Exempts Electronics from Trump's New Tariffs
President Trump's new tariffs on imports from China, initially threatening a massive price increase on electronics, were rolled back on April 11th by the US Customs and Border Protection agency, exempting smartphones, computers, and related electronics from the increased taxes.
US Exempts Electronics from Trump's New Tariffs
President Trump's new tariffs on imports from China, initially threatening a massive price increase on electronics, were rolled back on April 11th by the US Customs and Border Protection agency, exempting smartphones, computers, and related electronics from the increased taxes.
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36% Bias Score
US Tariffs Hit Tech Giants: Uncertainty and Production Shifts
New US tariffs are significantly impacting seven major American tech companies, causing uncertainty and potentially affecting their profits; Apple faces production challenges as iPhones are primarily assembled in China, while the situation is further complicated by ongoing antitrust lawsuits and dif...
US Tariffs Hit Tech Giants: Uncertainty and Production Shifts
New US tariffs are significantly impacting seven major American tech companies, causing uncertainty and potentially affecting their profits; Apple faces production challenges as iPhones are primarily assembled in China, while the situation is further complicated by ongoing antitrust lawsuits and dif...
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56% Bias Score
Nintendo Delays Switch 2 Pre-orders Amidst Tariffs and Market Instability
Nintendo delayed US pre-orders for its $449 Switch 2 console, originally set for April 9th, 2025, due to newly imposed US tariffs on Japanese and Vietnamese imports (24% and 46% respectively) and significant global market downturns, while maintaining the June 5th, 2025 launch date.
Nintendo Delays Switch 2 Pre-orders Amidst Tariffs and Market Instability
Nintendo delayed US pre-orders for its $449 Switch 2 console, originally set for April 9th, 2025, due to newly imposed US tariffs on Japanese and Vietnamese imports (24% and 46% respectively) and significant global market downturns, while maintaining the June 5th, 2025 launch date.
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40% Bias Score
Google Lawsuit Alleges Gender Discrimination, Systemic Bias in Ad Sales Team
A lawsuit alleges that a Google executive engaged in a "relentless campaign" of discrimination against male employees, leading to firings, denied promotions, and unequal treatment, with allegations supported by emails and witness accounts detailing events from 2019 to 2024.
Google Lawsuit Alleges Gender Discrimination, Systemic Bias in Ad Sales Team
A lawsuit alleges that a Google executive engaged in a "relentless campaign" of discrimination against male employees, leading to firings, denied promotions, and unequal treatment, with allegations supported by emails and witness accounts detailing events from 2019 to 2024.
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60% Bias Score
Trump's Immigration Policy Shift Creates Uncertainty for Skilled Workers
The Trump administration's evolving stance on H-1B visas creates uncertainty for skilled immigrants like Kabir, an Indian engineer, facing a potential 108-year wait for a Green Card and a 90-day job security limit on his current visa. This affects US innovation as many skilled workers, facing uncert...
Trump's Immigration Policy Shift Creates Uncertainty for Skilled Workers
The Trump administration's evolving stance on H-1B visas creates uncertainty for skilled immigrants like Kabir, an Indian engineer, facing a potential 108-year wait for a Green Card and a 90-day job security limit on his current visa. This affects US innovation as many skilled workers, facing uncert...
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52% Bias Score
VK Reports Record Revenue but Staggering Net Loss
Russian tech giant VK reported a net loss of 94.94 billion rubles ($1.12 billion) in 2024, despite record revenue of 147.57 billion rubles ($1.74 billion), causing a 6% share drop on the Moscow Exchange; online advertising made up nearly two-thirds of its revenue.
VK Reports Record Revenue but Staggering Net Loss
Russian tech giant VK reported a net loss of 94.94 billion rubles ($1.12 billion) in 2024, despite record revenue of 147.57 billion rubles ($1.74 billion), causing a 6% share drop on the Moscow Exchange; online advertising made up nearly two-thirds of its revenue.
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24% Bias Score
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