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The count was much closer than another unionization vote taken at the facility last year.
The company reports millions of photos and videos of suspected child sexual abuse each year. But when ages are unclear, young people are treated as adults and the images are not reported to the authorities.
Despite heavy lobbying by the company, workers at the facility voted by a wide margin for a union. It was seen as a rebuke of the company’s treatment of its employees.
Passengers could soon use the Uber app to order taxis in a deal similar to one recently announced in New York City.
Apple’s “CODA” won the Oscar for best picture. Cool. But what happens when Big Tech stops throwing money around?
While India and Russia have long had close ties, researchers say there are signs that social media posts parroting Kremlin talking points may not be legitimate.
The Finnish company played a key role in enabling Russia’s cyberspying, documents show, raising questions of corporate responsibility.
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