Companies Seek Racially Offensive Trademarks After SCOTUS Decision
At least nine such applications have been filed
Female BBC Presenters Tell Network Head to 'Act Now' on Gender Pay Gap
The network pays its top male star five times more than its best-paid female presenter
YouTube Has Started Redirecting Searches for Violent Extremism to Anti-Terrorism Videos
It hopes to reduce online propaganda from ISIS and other extremist organizations
Companies Seek Racially Offensive Trademarks After SCOTUS Decision
At least nine such applications have been filed
Female BBC Presenters Tell Network Head to 'Act Now' on Gender Pay Gap
The network pays its top male star five times more than its best-paid female presenter
YouTube Has Started Redirecting Searches for Violent Extremism to Anti-Terrorism Videos
It hopes to reduce online propaganda from ISIS and other extremist organizations
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Apple Battles Qualcomm to the Sound of a Steve Jobs Opera
And all the other Apple news and rumors this week.
Starbucks to Columnist: You Say ‘Tomato’. We Say ‘Sun-Dried Optimized Natural Product’
Starbucks responded to the dig in true Starbucks-jargon fashion
How Tata’s New Chairman Plans to Fix India’s Biggest Company
The marathon-running, data-obsessed exec wants to bring order to a messy business empire.
By Aric Jenkins
You Should Update Your Apple Devices Immediately to Fix a Major Security Flaw
Otherwise, hackers can take over your devices via WiFi chips.
By Grace Donnelly
Here’s a Really Good Sign the Economy Is Rebounding
Hint: it has to do with home building.
By Clifton Leaf
Healthcare and Media Are in the Same Storm
How the forces of digital disruption affect both.