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Balancing gender bias in tech is key to driving progress in society
Michael Voegele, Chief Digital and Information Officer, Philip Morris International, argues that tech leaders have a duty to create inclusive workplaces that empower women
Democrats draft five antitrust bills to curb tech giant market power
After being sponsored for introduction, the bills will need to win bipartisan support
Facebook, Salesforce will let many employees choose remote working: 'The past is gone' says Benioff
The hybrid model takes shape in Silicon Valley
Beyond the Spark #7 - 'Our success is anchored in the lessons we took from our mistakes'
Stuart Sumner speaks to Guy Podjarni, founder and President of cloud application security firm Snyk
Apple employees tell Tim Cook they prefer remote working
Apple staff need to return to the office three days a week as part of the new policy
Tech giants welcome G7 agreement on global corporate tax rate
The agreement will now be discussed at the G20 meeting in July
Conservative Party fined £10,000 for sending unwanted emails
Problem occurred when switching bulk email providers, Tories said
CyrusOne data centres in Europe now running on 100 per cent renewable energy
CyrusOne has also pledged to become a carbon-neutral by 2040
Fair Tax Foundation: US tech giants paid $100 billion less in taxes than claimed
Amazon and Facebook are the worst tax offenders, according to new analysis
Russia fines Twitter, TikTok and Google for failing to delete prohibited content
Foreign tech firms will also be required to host user data on Russian soil from July
UK: Global tax deal must ensure that big techs pay their fair share
UK finance officials have been cautious accepting US proposals on a global corporate tax rate, insisting that tech firms should pay their share locally
Washington Attorney General sues Amazon over unfair pricing strategies
AG Karl Racine alleges that Amazon is stifling innovation and restricting Marketplace sellers
Why we need certification for responsible AI
It's time to turn the theoretical conversations around what AI should look like into real action
Germany launches proceedings against Google under new competition laws
Facebook and Amazon are facing similar proceedings in Germany
Tech founders admit their biggest mistakes
The founders and CEOs of some of the world's fastest-growing and most exciting startups and scale-ups tell Computing about the moments when it all nearly came crashing down around their ears...
Tech company boards are still overwhelmingly male, even more so in the UK then the US
Survey by recruitment firm MRL finds average female boardroom representation is less than 25 per cent in the UK
Remove content with references to 'Indian variant' of Coronavirus, Indian government tells social media platforms
Use of the term is without any scientific basis, it argues
Where next for the marketing industry?
The demise of third-party data has closed the door on some marketing opportunities, but opened new ones
MEPs call for infringement procedure against Irish data protection authority over lack of GDPR enforcement
MEPs express 'deep concern' that many complaints filed with the Irish DPC since 2018 have not yet been decided
Cisco to pass on rising component costs to customers
CEO Chuck Robbins says Cisco is now paying more per component and spending more money to speed up shipments
CMA approves £31 bn O2 - Virgin Media merger
Announcement clears the way for the creation of one of the world's largest media companies to take on BT and Sky
Google to shift compute tasks between data centres for better use of green energy
Mobile compute workloads will follow the availability of renewable power around the globe
UK businesses urged to appoint EU representative after Canadian firm fined under GDPR
LocateFamily.com fell foul of Article 27
Germany goes after Amazon (again), using tougher law
Germany's Bundeskartellamt is already running two investigations into Amazon, as well as one against Facebook
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