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Over a Third of US SMB Owners Couldn’t Cover Rent Last Month As rent prices climb higher month after month, minority business owners are feeling the strain the most. -
Meta Cracks Down on Remote Work for Office Staff Meta's flexible polices will be ditched from September, mimicking actions made by Disney, Amazon and Dell. -
Meta Begins ‘Final’ Layoff Round, With Thousands Affected Meta's latest layoffs impacts business groups the most, as the company sees through its promise to cut scores of roles. -
Russia Rejects 4-Day Week, Proposes Extra Day With No Pay The initiative aims to recover economic losses bought on by international sanctions, but workers won't get paid more. -
Watch Out Google: Bing is Now Default Search for ChatGPT ChatGPT's new integration will enable it to give timely, accurate answers. But is it enough to surpass Bard? -
25% of Twitter Users Expect to Ditch the Platform Within a Year Users are leaving Twitter in their droves, but could the apps leadership switch resurrect the site? -
FBI Issues Stark Warning on Remote Desktop Ransomware As the cybercriminal gang BienLien continues to extort businesses, the FBI outlines some ways to stay safe. -
Top 9 Small Business Social Media Management Tools Which is the best social media management platform to get your business off the ground and amongst the titans? -
TikTok Moves One State Closer to Total US Ban Montana becomes the first US state to ban the social media app for regular users, coming into effect in in January 2024. -
Inactive Twitter Users: Musk is Coming For Your Account Musk is taking aim at Twitter accounts that have been inactive for some time, with a huge cull on the horizon. -
Microsoft-Owned LinkedIn Announces 100s of Layoffs After quietly letting go of 91 workers in February, LinkedIn just announced 716 more dismissals at the company. -
Google Employees Angry Over CEO’s $226 Million Pay Hike As Google's employee spending takes a tumble, and 12,000 jobs get cut, it's business as usual for CEO Sundar Pichai.