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Russian Tech Industry Faces ‘Brain Drain’ as Workers Flee

Since their country invaded Ukraine, Russian tech workers have left by the thousands. They appear intent on rebuilding their lives and businesses in other countries.  » mehr lesen

Inflation Hits Fastest Pace Since 1981, at 8.5% Through March

Gasoline weighed heavily in the increases, while prices moderated in several categories. Some economists say the overall rate may have peaked.  » mehr lesen

How Tech Companies Are Trying to Woo Employees Returning to Work

Tech companies really want their employees to be happy — or at least less annoyed — about returning. So they’re providing concerts, food trucks and other perks.  » mehr lesen

In a First, Google Goes After Puppy Fraud in Court

The company’s first consumer protection lawsuit, filed Monday, claims a Cameroon man tricked would-be buyers using Gmail and other services.  » mehr lesen

TransUnion Repeatedly Used Deceptive Sales Practices, Regulator Says

The company repeatedly flouted a ban on luring consumers seeking free credit reports into paid products, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said.  » mehr lesen

Actors in ‘Waitress’ Tour Seek to Join Labor Union

Employees of a nonunion production are seeking improved compensation and safety protocols, saying a union version of the same musical pays better.  » mehr lesen

Unraveling a High-Rise Horror Story

A tip about elevator breakdowns at a high-rise residential building in Lower Manhattan proved to be more than just griping.  » mehr lesen

On TV, the Truth Hurts

Television is hooked on scripted dramas based on real life. But they rarely measure up either to actual life or to actual drama.  » mehr lesen

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