Danielle Abril

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  • screening of the film marriage storyNewsletters

    Netflix crashes Hollywood’s Oscar party

    By Danielle Abril and Aaron Pressman
  • LA E-Scooters BirdTech

    Why There Are So Many Scooters in Los Angeles

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  • Instacart shoppers want better pay for the fulfilling orders and delivering groceries to customers.Tech

    ‘We’re Confident There’s Fraud.’ Instacart Workers—Upset Over Dwindling Pay—Are Petitioning for a Dept. of Labor Audit

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  • Lauren Penneys, director of business development at Descartes Labs joined Patagonia general counsel Hilary Dessouky, co-founder and CEO of ACLIMA<br /> Davida Herzl, and Dandelion Energy vice president on Finance and Strategy Sinye Tang for a panel about climate change.MPW

    Here Are 3 Ways Companies Can Reduce Their Environmental Impact

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  • From left: Pattie Sellers, chair of the MPW Next Gen summit and co-founder and the Most Powerful Women; Angela Gardner, Media, Entertainment &#038; Digital Practice partner at Heidrick &#038; Struggles; Leyla Seka, board member of Proofpoint and Girls Who Code; Kara Gustafson, treasurer and board member of PL+U.S.; and Inhi Cho Suh, general manager of Watson Customer Engagement at IBM and DocuSign board memberConferences

    5 Tips for Women Who Want A Corporate Board Seat

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  • IBM’s Rashida Hodge and Frida Polli of Pymetrics at Fortune’s Most Powerful Women next Generation summit in Laguna Niguel, Calif. on Wednesday.Conferences

    A.I. Might Be the Reason You Didn’t Get the Job

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  • Sigal Cordeiro, vice president of mobility and Maven for General Motors, said the future of mobility is electric and autonomous.Conferences

    GM Is Betting on Autonomous and Electric Vehicles, Says Maven Exec, But Obstacles Lie Ahead

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  • From left: Emma Hinchliffe, associate editor for Fortune; Sonia Anderson, sales lead for Airbnb for Work; Tracy Sun, co-founder, Poshmark: Bärí Williams, vice president of legal, business, and policy affairs at All TurtlesConferences

    Career Pivots Are Daunting. Here’s How Three Powerful Women Made Them Work

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  • Uber drivers say the company needs to do more to protect their safety on the job.Tech

    Uber Drivers Are Victims of Violence Too

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  • Inside The Google I/O Developers ConferenceTech

    Can Sundar Pichai Bring Order to Alphabet? Former Google Employees Have Doubts and Hope

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  • Facebook has yet to change its political ads policy even as Twitter and Google create new restrictions.Tech

    Google and Twitter Changed Their Rules on Political Ads. Why Won’t Facebook?

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  • President Barack Obama in conversation with Marc Benioff, Chairman and Co-CEO, Salesforce at Dreamforce on November 21st 2019.Tech

    ‘People Don’t Know What’s True and What’s Not.’ Obama Worries That Tech Has Led Society Astray

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  • LinkedIn released new data that shows how many posts were removed after violating the service&#8217;s standards.Tech

    LinkedIn Removed 60 Million Spam Posts in the First Half of 2019—3.94 Billion Fewer Than Facebook

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  • Twitter says its new political ads ban will work to eliminate the ability for people to buy political reach on its service.Tech

    Twitter Details Its New Political Ads Ban—and Warns of ‘Mistakes’ Ahead as the Policy Gets Refined

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  • A recent survey by Pew Research Center shows that a vast majority of Americans are concerned with data privacy.Tech

    Americans to Companies: We Don’t Trust You With Our Personal Data

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