The Elon Musk deal is back on again. Twitter says it intends to sell the company to the Tesla CEO.
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Making salaries public: More employers are sharing how much jobs pay. Will it close the wage gap?
More employers are sharing how much jobs pay. Could increased transparency help close the pay gap for women and people of color?
Is China trying to influence U.S. elections? Facebook takes down Chinese influence network targeting Americans
Meta removed a Chinese influence network seeking to deepen divides on raw issues like abortion and guns and over politicians like Biden and DeSantis.
Is Donald Trump coming back to Facebook? Facebook may lift ban in January, exec says
Facebook may lift former president Donald Trump’s suspension in January 2023, Meta Platforms executive Nick Clegg said Thursday.
California Gov. Newsom signs law requiring companies to post salaries for job listings
California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a new law Tuesday requiring companies to post salaries for open jobs.
Why Republicans aren’t winning over investors in war against ESG and ‘woke’ big business
Republican proposals got little support from shareholders. Conservatives blame BlackRock and big-money managers that control trillions in assets.
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After the surge in anti-Asian hate and violence during COVID, more Asian Americans are speaking out about the discrimination they experience at work.
Former PG&E CEO Geisha Williams on the lack of Latina executives in top companies: ‘It’s got to change’
Former PG&E CEO Geisha Williams, one of only two Latina CEOs of a Fortune 500 company, says corporate America needs more Hispanic women at the top.
Welcome to your new Facebook: These are the big changes coming to your Facebook feed
When you open Facebook, you will be in the Home tab where you’ll see content recommended for you. Posts from your friends will be under Feeds.
Google will automatically delete records of abortion clinic visits
Google will automatically delete records of abortion clinics visits following the Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.