Danielle Abril

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  • Reimagine Work-ONE ON ONE: THE FUTURE OF WORK IS HUMANConferences

    Addressing employee burnout will be key in the post-pandemic workplace

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  • Snow covered Zilker Park in Austin, Texas, U.S., on Thursday, Feb. 18, 2021. Texas is restricting the flow of natural gas across state lines in an extraordinary move that some are calling a violation of the U.S. Constitutions commerce clause.

    ‘It’s a black eye for Texas’: Power outages hinder state’s image as business utopia

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  • Facebook no longer allows users or publishers to share news stories in Australia.Newsletters

    The news Down Under

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  • In this photo illustration, a mobile phone screen displays the logo of Youtube near the logo of TikTok in Ankara, Turkey on September 24, 2020. Ali Balikci/Anadolu Agency via Getty ImagesTech

    YouTube’s TikTok rival is coming to the U.S.

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  • Climate Package 2021-Ramya-PortraitTech

    Why clean energy’s future may depend on molten salt, trains, and cranes

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  • POLAND – 2021/02/09: In this photo illustration, a Facebook logo seen displayed on a smartphone with a pen, key, book and headsets in the background.Tech

    Facebook’s reported smartwatch is unlikely to be a big threat to Apple, analysts say

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  • Facebook is reportedly working on an app similar to Clubhouse.Newsletters

    What antitrust investigation?

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  • Illustrative image of human hand with mobile device showing logo for the social media platform Parler with American flag visible in background, Lafayette, California, January 21, 2021.Tech

    Congress is investigating conservative social media service Parler

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  • TikTok plans to label posts with misinformation. Photo illustration by Lorenzo Di Cola/NurPhoto via Getty ImagesNewsletters

    TikTok takes on the mess that is misinformation

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  • The Parler website home screen on a laptop computer arranged in the Brooklyn borough of New York, U.S., on Friday, Dec. 18, 2020. Parler bills itself as a non-biased social network that protects free speech and user data. John Matze, chief executive officer, says the platform saw great growth during the 2020 election as many conservatives moved away from products like Facebook and Twitter.Tech

    Parler CEO ousted as the conservative social network struggles to rebuild

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  • Jeff Bezos Goodbye Letter AmazonTech

    Jeff Bezos pays homage to Amazon’s roots in goodbye letter to employees

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  • Clubhouse-what-you-need-to-knowTech

    Everything to know about buzzy social app Clubhouse

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  • UKRAINE – 2021/01/20: In this photo illustration, a Facebook logo is seen displayed on smart phone on a background of Facebook banner.Tech

    Facebook’s Oversight Board finds that the social network isn’t great at making tough decisions

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  • Mozilla’s Health of the Internet Report said Big Tech’s lack of transparency has led to real-world harm. Photo by Christoph Dernbach/picture alliance via Getty ImagesNewsletters

    The Internet needs a Richard Simmons

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  • Facebook Pattern_web-genericTech

    Trump supporters threatened to ditch Facebook. But its user numbers barely budged

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