tech industry
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DEA reportedly authorized to 'conduct covert surveillance' of protestors
authorization temporarily expands scope of agency usually tasked with investigating federal drug crimes, according to a memo obtained by buzzfeed news.
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Zuckerberg defends Facebook's hands-off response to Trump's controversial post, report says
unlike twitter, facebook didn't take any action against a post that employees say could incite violence.
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FAA says 737 Max needs additional computer changes
the federal agency directs boeing to make two more updates to the airliner's flight control computer before the max can fly again.
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Airbnb raising $1B to support company during coronavirus
the money will help support the company's investment in its hosts, airbnb said.
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Facebook releases data that could help forecast the spread of coronavirus
researchers are also using anonymized facebook location data to see if people are staying home.
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Lyft offers free scooter rides for coronavirus health and transit workers
to assist first-responders, health care professionals and transit workers through thecoronavirus pandemic, lyft is offering free scooter rides as they do their jobs.
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New unemployment claims in US top 6.6 million amid coronavirus pandemic
the coronavirus outbreak continues to take a brutal toll on american workers with new jobless claims hitting a record high for the second week in a row.
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Google searches about finances spike in US amid coronavirus pandemic
the query 'coronavirus money help' has upticked over the last month.
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Facebook rolls out tool to make it easier to help during the coronavirus outbreak
the social network's users are asking for money, food and other supplies.
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It's Equal Pay Day, but the gender pay gap could be widening in tech
women are still getting paid less than men, a new report from tech job search marketplace hired says.
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Senators press Google sibling Verily again on data privacy of coronavirus website
the democratic lawmakers have concerns about hipaa compliance and data retention.
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Instacart quietly tells some workers they might've been exposed to COVID-19
scoop: during the coronavirus pandemic, business has been booming for the grocery delivery company. but some workers say their lives are on the line.