Laid-Off Googlers Reportedly Won’t Get Paid for Previously Approved Parental Leaves — And They’re Trying To Do Something About It
Employees will get the standard 16-week severance package, but not their full parental leaves.
Your boss is watching
A full day’s work for Dora Manriquez, who drives for Uber and Lyft in the San Francisco Bay Area, includes waiting in her car for a two-digit number to appear. The apps keep sending her rides that are too cheap to pay for her time—$4 or $7 for a trip across San Francisco, $16 for…
March 2023
How to Become a Storytelling Entrepreneur (or ‘Authorpreneur’)
Imagine this: You’re crafting your very own novel anywhere in the world, already visualizing the bookshop shelves lined with copies of your newly minted book.
Glaze protects art from prying AIs
The asymmetry in time and effort it takes human artists to produce original art vs the speed generative AI models can now get the task done is one of the reasons why Glaze, an academic research project out of the University of Chicago, looks so interesting. It’s just launched a free (non-commercial) app for artists […]
Glaze protects art from prying AIs by Natasha Lomas originally published on TechCrunch
Report: Two Planes That Nearly Collided On Runway Were Both Cleared For Takeoff, Landing
The incident occurred in February at Sarasota Bradenton International Airport.
A $500 million term sheet in 12 hours: how Rippling struck a deal as SVB was melting down
As a serial entrepreneur who has famously endured some ups and downs, Parker Conrad he has nearly seen it all. Or so he might have thought until last week. Certainly, he never imagined a run on Silicon Valley Bank that so abruptly upended the operations of Rippling, his six-year-old workforce management company, that it would […]
A $500 million term sheet in 12 hours: how Rippling struck a deal as SVB was melting down by Connie Loizos originally published on TechCrunch
Strangeworks might be the first startup to rely on AI to create everything it brought to SXSW
It’s a very modern conjurer’s trick: Create an SXSW talk out of thin air, with the help of generative AI. That’s what whurley did this year in Austin. It took nine weeks for whurley — a staple of the Austin tech scene — to create and prepare for a keynote at SXSW 2018, where he […]
Strangeworks might be the first startup to rely on AI to create everything it brought to SXSW by Kirsten Korosec originally published on TechCrunch
This $39 Bundle Could Show You How to Convert Your Business to the Cloud
Manage your business online when you learn to use GCP Services.
Personalization Is an Overused Buzzword. This Is the Real Future of Ecommerce.
Retail media is embracing a model that lets sellers and brands use first-party data to build authentic relationships — and it will change ecommerce forever.
Considering A Hybrid Work Schedule? Here Are The Pros and Cons Of Each Model
Not all hybrid schedules are created equal. If you or your company are considering shaking up your work schedule, consider some of the following models.
‘It’s A Sad Day’: Dunkin’ Fans Devastated After Chain Eliminates Beloved Menu Item
The beverage originally hit menus in the year 2000 as a seasonal item.