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Benzinga Before The Bell: More Amazon Workers Join Union Over Pay and Work Conditions, UK Inflation Highest In 40 Years, Sole Monkeypox Vaccine Maker Finds It Difficult To Meet Accelerating Demand And Other Top Financial Stories Wednesday, August 17

CNBC BlackRock To Pledge A$1B In Australian Battery Storage Assets – Report

Benzinga

Furious woman angrily demands mum 'cut off' her tattoo because she copied design

The furious woman claims the copycat has ruined her ink and demanded she remove it in a 'psychotic' way - despite claims that her design was never original in the first place

Daily Mirror

Nearly all unplanned chemical releases in Texas go unpunished

Thousands of “emissions events” from chemical plants each year exceed permitted limits, but only a small fraction result in penalties from the state’s environmental agency.

The Texas Tribune

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Evening Standard

The Loop: Scott Morrison dismisses calls to resign, the NSW flood inquiry's urgent recommendations, and a dog's amazing cave rescue

Get up to speed on today's headlines with The Loop.

ABC News

Technology: Google's Pixel 6 devices won't rollback to Android 12

After flashing an Android 13 build on these devices you will not be able to flash older Android 12 builds. Read more on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

High Court rules Google not a publisher

The High Court has found Google was not the publisher of the defamatory article written by The Age about a Victorian lawyer for underworld figures.

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High Court finds Google is not a publisher in crucial win for search engine

The search engine has been locked in a battle with Melbourne lawyer George Defteros.

ABC News

Your favorite new (ancient) summer drink

It's perfect for quenching your thirst (and mixing with tequila)

Salon

Apple tells staff to come into the office for at least three days a week

Memo from boss Tim Cook backs down from earlier attempt to get all employees in on same three fixed days

The Guardian - UK

Google Doodle contest winner reminds people that ‘they’re not alone’ in times of struggle

High schooler Sophie Araque-Liu shows how she leans on the support of others with her Doodle for Google submission

The Independent UK

‘Ask all the time: why do I need this?’ How to stop your vacuum from spying on you

Even if you’re not gadget-obsessed, the odds are you’ve got at least one smart device at home. So how do you limit the internet of things from listening in?

The Guardian - AU

Gadgets: Samsung might bring new Z Fold4 Taskbar to older Galaxy Fold devices

According to GSM Arena, the phone has Google's Android 12L, a branch of the company's popular mobile OS meant specifically for foldables, tablets, and Chrome OS devices, which debuted last year. Read more on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

Choosing courage over comfort: how career risks can pay off

With an abundance of open roles and the power in candidates’ hands, Seek believes now might be the perfect time to move in a new direction. These people said yes to a career risk and it went something like this.

The Guardian - AU

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Android 13 is available early — as in right now

Google's latest software update expands Material You, makes Google devices work better together, and should be available on your Android phone soon.

Input

Google refers abortion-seekers to pro-life centers, study finds

Searching for an "abortion clinic" might land you in a dangerous situation.

The Conversation

The rise of ‘Dr. Google’: The risks of self-diagnosis and searching symptoms online

Virtual health care was adopted more widely during the COVID-19 pandemic, with many people accessing health-care providers remotely. However, easy and convenient access to technology means some people may choose to bypass health care and consult Dr. Google directly, with online self-diagnosis.

The Conversation

COVID: masks and free tests may not curb omicron spread – here's what we should focus on instead

As we face continued waves of COVID-19, there have been various calls for the reintroduction of measures like mask mandates and free tests in the UK. But how much of a difference would these sorts of interventions actually make on COVID spread in the omicron era?

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Newcastle's range of European eateries that would make Eurovision feel right at home

The city is home to a range of restaurants offering an authentic taste of Spain, France, Italy, Greece and more

Benzinga

The "Google" of Blockchains? Ethereum's Missing Piece - Exclusive Interview With Tegan Kline

Sorting through a public blockchain’s data is one of the most difficult challenges keeping decentralized applications from scaling into the mainstream. This is where a crucial but little-known protocol called “The Graph” comes into play.

The New Daily

Instagram and Facebook are stalking you through their apps. What can you do about it?

The parent company of Facebook and Instagram has devised a way to know everything you do in external websites accessed through its apps.

The Hindu

India at 75 | Google marks 75th anniversary of 'Azadi' with animated doodle inspired by kite-flying

Google has added GIF animation to it, infusing a layer of dynamism and thus, bringing the doodle alive, as the tricolour-themed kites can be seen moving in the air

The Conversation

Instagram and Facebook are stalking you on websites accessed through their apps. What can you do about it?

Social media platforms have had some bad press in recent times, largely prompted by the vast extent of their data collection. Now Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has upped the ante.

The Guardian - UK

‘I am, in fact, a person’: can artificial intelligence ever be sentient?

Controversy over Google’s AI program is raising questions about just how powerful it is. Is it even safe? By Amelia Tait

The Hindu

Closure of flyover: Motorists on ORR go through harrowing time

To facilitate repair work, MES Ring Road Muthayala Nagar flyover (RoB) will be closed till August 17

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