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  SIGN UP NOW — Insider At CES: How Emerging Technologies Influence the Future of Work

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  CES is an annual trade and showcase event for groundbreaking technology and innovations. Business leaders and top companies come from around the world to show and learn about the latest and greatest technology in 5G, fintech, gaming, quantum computing, and more. This Insider event surrounding CES …

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  I fill executive-assistant jobs at tech companies that pay up to $250,000 a year. There's a surprisingly low barrier to entry — I just look for these traits in people.

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  This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Jessica Vann, the CEO and founder of Maven Recruiting Group. The following has been edited for length and clarity. I launched Maven in 2010 as a bootstrapped startup. I didn't know it then, but I was pregnant at the time, too. Before that, I …

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  Startup Choira uses 5G technology to help musicians jam together virtually with minimal latency

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  The past few years of pandemic distancing measures have shown, more than ever, humans' deep desire to connect and collaborate, regardless of whether they occupy the same physical space. This manifested through virtual book clubs, game nights, and musical jam sessions — to name a few. While the first …

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  Female Twitter staff had 'targets on their backs' in Elon Musk's layoffs, a lawsuit claimed

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  Two women who lost their jobs at Twitter under Elon Musk's cuts have filed a lawsuit claiming female workers were "disproportionately targeted" for layoffs. Carolina Bernal Strifling and Willow Wren Turkal jointly filed the complaint on Wednesday. It stated that 57% of Twitter's female employees …

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  Meta employees can reportedly no longer discuss 'disruptive' topics like abortion, gun rights, and vaccines

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  Meta told employees on Tuesday that they would no longer be allowed to discuss topics at work that the company had deemed "very disruptive in the past," according to a recent report from Fortune. Meta's head of people, Lori Goler, wrote in an internal forum that the new rules were effective …

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  FTX t-shirts and swag were stashed away in trash bags during Miami's Art Basel, and some crypto diehards took them home as souvenirs

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  Crypto companies have been a mainstay at Art Basel Miami Beach over the past few years, and while Sam Bankman-Fried may be busy conducting a media tour from the Bahamas, his fallen firm FTX was still represented. Merchandise from the now-bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange was seen in a storage room at …