
Google axes 12,000 jobs, layoffs spread across tech sector
The jobs being eliminated "cut across Alphabet, product areas, functions, levels and regions," Google head Sundar Pichai said.
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The jobs being eliminated "cut across Alphabet, product areas, functions, levels and regions," Google head Sundar Pichai said.
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Here's how our society evolved into using the "qwerty" keyboard, straying from alphabetical organization used in the first typewriter in the 1860s.
| Lauren Magarino and Simon Kaufman
Some Bank of America customers woke up to lost money, accounts in the negative and overdraft fees, due to issues with Zelle transfers.
Microsoft said the layoffs were a response to "macroeconomic conditions and changing customer priorities."
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In the first 16 days of this year, more than 24,000 employees have been laid off in the tech industry, according to an analysis from Layoffs.
The newly uncovered social media posts, which Scripps News has not independently verified, shed light on Bryan Kohberger's desensitized past.
HBO's investment into "The Last of Us" drew skepticism, but it looks like the show is breaking the video game adaptation curse.
The case is based on Musk's 2018 tweets about possibly taking Tesla private — prompting a $14B swing in stock fortune over a 10-day period.
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There’s still a lot more that needs to be looked at and perfected before introducing smart guns to the world.
The artificial intelligence program can alert schools immediately when a weapon is detected.
After Elon Musk's purchase of Twitter and the mass exodus that followed, many users are wondering if they should leave the platform.
3D-printing technology allows houses to be built in less time and with a fraction of the supplies and workforce needed to build traditional homes.
As some American industries turn to layoffs to counter costs, workers on visas face having to leave the U.S. unless they get re-hired within 60 days.
What if you never had to worry about sitting in bumper-to-bumper traffic? Flying cars present that opportunity — but they’re not a reality yet.
Would you drive a truck so smart that it will follow you along when you step out of it?
Seattle Public Schools blames social media for worsening mental health and behavioral disorders in students, making it more difficult to teach them.
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New data from an AARP study shows people over 50 spent an average of $912 on personal tech last year, up almost $100 from the year before.
According to a study, electric vehicle owners can save as much as $24,500 on fuel costs by having an electric vehicle for 15 years.
Headphone technology took center stage at CES. Scripps News sits down with Paula Abdul about her new headphones.
Scammers are finding new ways to get personal information from potential victims, including through "surveys."
Ukrainian exhibitors are highlighted at CES 2023, after they traveled across the world amid an ongoing invasion from Russia.
From the grocery store to your own kitchen, the way food is grown and brought to your table is changing.
Flying cars — a long-envisioned but elusive concept — are closer to taking flight. But the launch of a prototype at CES was unexpectedly delayed.
CES 2023 is unveiling the future of technology as companies of all sizes come together to showcase their newest innovations.
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CES attendance took a huge dip last year — and so did innovation. The tech industry overall has weathered a storm in the past year.
Your text messages today may include no text at all — they’re a series of pictures, GIFs and emojis.
The move represents a break from a 2019 policy, which banned ads by candidates, political parties or elected or appointed government officials.
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3DPX is a 3D printing company making thousands of different parts each year out of plastic and metal. It's called additive manufacturing.
Breaking down 2022's most enticing, intriguing and perhaps questionable food-related videos.
If you've seen before-and-after shots with the hashtag #12330 on social media, they're doing this workout.