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Google Follows Microsoft with Harsher Remote Work Restrictions Google is changing its "Work From Anywhere" policy. Is it soft launching a future return-to-office mandate? -
Trump 25% Heavy-Duty Truck Levies Come Into Effect This Week President Trump's levies on heavy-duty trucks come into effect on Wednesday. Here's what they could mean for freight firms. -
What Is AI Debt and How Do You Avoid It? A new report from Asana observes a rise in "AI debt." But what actually is it and how can I prevent it from happening? -
Accenture Makes Room for AI With Thousands of Layoffs The IT consulting firm plans to let go of more staff over the next few months if they can't adapt to the demands of AI. -
How to Stop LinkedIn From Using Your Data to Train Its AI Models That's right, LinkedIn is joining the likes of Meta in harvesting your data for its AI. Here's how you can stop it. -
Study: 90% of Software Developers Now Use AI at Work According to new research from Google, 90% of software developers are using AI at work — with 65% "heavily reliant" on it. -
48% of Cybersecurity Bosses Have Failed to Report a Cyberattack This Year According to a new report, 48% of cybersecurity leaders have failed to report a data breach in the last year. -
Best Free AI Training Courses for September 2025 Sharpen your skills with these 100% free AI training courses from Google, Udemy, Uxcel and more. -
40,000+ API-Based Cyberattacks Identified in Massive 2025 Spike A new report from Thales has found that API-based cyberattacks have spiked in the first half of 2025. -
How To Stay Ahead of Logistics Compliance Shifts Because regulation doesn't sit still, it's hard to follow the latest developments. So, we've put together a guide to help. -
FedEx Adds Even More Layoffs to Logistics Industry With logistics layoffs spiraling, FedEx has announced that more than 600 employees will be axed from facilities in Memphis. -
Study: Cyberattacks Against US Education Sector Are on the Rise New research cements the education sector's position as the most highly targeted industry — as students return to classes.