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Prolific cybercrime gang now targeting airlines and the transportation sector
The fresh wave of attacks targeting airlines comes soon after the hackers hit the U.K. retail sector and the insurance industry.
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Scooter startup Tier lays off 22% of workforce to reach profitability
German micromobility operator Tier Mobility is laying off another 22% of its workforce to cut costs in the never-ending grind toward profitability, according to a LinkedIn post from CEO Lawrence Leuschner. The hits keep coming for the micromobility giant, which sailed into 2022 on a high note. By March 2022, Tier had raised a $200 […]
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Google Is Mass Deleting Accounts This Week — Here’s How To Make Sure Yours Is Safe
The company is reportedly removing inactive accounts on December 1.
‘It’s Time’: Mark Cuban Is Leaving ‘Shark Tank’
The billionaire shared the news on the “All the Smoke” podcast.
I Made More Than $200,000 From My Freelancing Business in One Year. These Are the 3 Things I Did to Scale Up.
Full-time freelancer Hannah Logsdon says she made $100,000 in her first year.
It’s Near-Impossible to Snag a Reservation at the VIP-Filled Rao’s — But Now Rao’s Homemade Is Dropping a Merch Line for All Red Sauce Lovers
Rao’s Homemade is releasing a blinged-out tracksuit inspired by its red sauce.
5 Tips to Grow Your X Followers From 0 to 10,000
I grew from zero to 12,000 followers on X.com in less than a year. Discover how you can do the same.
Shopify’s Finest Performance: Beyond the Balance Sheets
Shopify’s BFCM 2023 success reflects its financial strength, strategic prowess, and global ambitions in the competitive e-commerce landscape.
iRobot Battles Regulatory Seas and Amazon’s Bid
iRobot, a leader in consumer robotics, faces stock volatility, regulatory hurdles, Amazon’s acquisition bid, rising costs and controversies.
Google search ads spotted in compromising placements
Research delving into a less visible component of Google’s search ads business — a network of third party sites called Google Search Partners (also known as the GSP network or SPN) — has documented scores of instances of Google search ads being served on non-Google websites that the media buyers paying for the marketing campaigns […]
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