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RadioShack, which was bought by a PE firm in 2020, has become an online cryptocurrency company trying to attract users with a stream of often-profane tweets
Google will remove user location history for abortion clinic visits
A Taiwanese minister and TSMC board member urges US Congress to pass the Chips Act, saying the pace of building TSMC's Arizona chip factory depends on subsidies
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Sony launches InZone, a brand of gaming devices aimed at PC gamers but with tight PS5 integration, starting with 4K and 1080p 27" monitors and three headsets
With Roe overturned, privacy advocates worry period tracking apps are sharing data, with partners or affiliates, that may become evidence of a crime
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Senate Commerce Chair Maria Cantwell says she does not support the bipartisan privacy bill, a significant blow to long-stalled federal protections for user data
Yelp closes its New York, Chicago, and Washington DC offices as its CEO doubles down on remote work and calls hybrid work policies "the hell of half measures"
In its first annual report, Meta's Oversight Board says the company has made some progress but needs to improve transparency on content removals
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Interviews with the members of Peter Thiel's inner circle describe how he came to the decision to leave Facebook's board
The White House launches a task force to examine whether existing federal laws are adequate to address online abuse and recommend changes by the end of 2022
[The Washington Post] New details emerge of Oval Office confrontation three days before Jan. 6
Amazon calls cops, fires workers in attempts to stop unionization nationwide
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