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LinkedIn is spying on you, according to a new 'BrowserGate' security report — scripts stealthily scan visitors' browsers for over 6,000 Chrome extensions and harvest hardware data

LinkedIn is understood to inject a JavaScript fingerprinting script on every page load that probes visitors' browsers for 6,236 installed Chrome extensions and collects detailed device telemetry.

Tom’s Hardware

“Threatened retaliation on first contact”: As I dig into a former Halo art director’s claims, I’m left questioning what else Microsoft didn’t want anyone to see.

Former Halo Studios art director Glenn Israel has alleged misconduct, harassment, and internal failures at Microsoft, detailing claims involving HR practices, retaliation, and studio mismanagement.

Windows Central

Oracle reveals who it laid off at company - and it’s the latest AI alarm for white-collar workers

Oracle sent lay-off notices via email at 6 a.m. local time Tuesday to employees in Canada, India, Mexico, and the U.S.

The Independent UK

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Reese’s chocolate heir accuses Hershey of altering recipes: ‘It wasn’t real peanut butter’

Grandson of Reese’s cups inventor claims Hershey faked a pledge to switch back to original chocolate recipes

The Guardian - US

AI adoption isn't the hard part, it's building employee agency

Tech leaders build the infrastructure. People leaders build the capability. Neither works alone.

Fortune

Oracle Layoffs: 10,000+ Staff Axed in Global '6 AM Email' From Anonymous Leadership

Oracle's pre‑dawn cull of more than 10,000 staff, delivered in an anonymous 'Oracle Leadership' email, has exposed the human cost of its AI expansion and raised hard questions about how far big tech can go in cutting jobs to protect cash flow.

International Business Times UK

Take-Two has seemingly laid off an unspecified portion of its AI team, including its head of AI

Luke Dicken, who previously spent a decade with Zynga, says his time with the company "has come to an end".

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Microsoft Is an ‘AI Juggernaut.’ You Should Buy MSFT Stock Here, According to Benchmark Analysts

Microsoft remains a central AI player, and Benchmark sees the recent pullback as a buying opportunity with strong long-term upside potential.

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Cara Milan on Owning Your Narrative and Shaping Professional Reputation Online

Cara Milan has spent more than two decades helping organizations define how they are understood in the public sphere. As a public relations strategist and executive communications advisor, she has guided global technology companies through complex moments of growth, innovation, and public visibility. Her experience spans major brands including Adobe,…

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Meet Mangala Kuppa: Indian-origin techie appointed as CIO at US Department of Labour

Indian-origin technology leader Mangala Kuppa was recently appointed as the Chief Information Officer (CIO) at the US Department of Labour in March 2026. The appointment formalised her role in the position as she had been serving in an acting capacity since October 2025.

The Times of India

The Hidden Cost of Redundancy: How You Treat Departing Employees Determines What Happens to the Ones Who Stay

When an organisation announces a restructure, the focus naturally falls on the people leaving.

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‘Vanity metrics’ are jeopardizing AI ROI

Impressive AI stats mean nothing if they aren't tied to real business outcomes.

TechRadar

Oracle believed to have cut 10,000 positions across multiple divisions as mass layoffs begin to fuel AI investments — company is reportedly reducing headcount to fund data centers

Oracle reportedly cut over 10,000 positions based on reports from various employees. The move comes after the company has spent billions of dollars on AI infrastructure, with some saying that it will be in the red until 2030 after all this spending.

Tom’s Hardware

Who Is Shelly Kittleson? What We Know About the US Reporter Kidnapped in Iraq

Veteran journalist Shelly Kittleson abducted in Baghdad: Explore the high-stakes search operation, international response, and her impactful career in the Middle East.

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'The Apple graveyard': 7 mythical Apple products from the past 50 years that never saw the light of day

Sometimes, that long-rumored Apple product stays a rumor and never graces the real world. Here are our favorite near-mythical gadgets from the company's 50-year history.

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Oracle Layoffs Spark Outrage After Pregnant Employee Let Go via Email

Oracle’s recent wave of workforce reductions has triggered widespread discussion online, with personal stories highlighting the human cost behind the layoffs. Among them, one particularly striking case has drawn attention on social media—a software engineer, 30 weeks pregnant, who was reportedly laid off through an early morning email.

Fortune

Is the org chart dead in the age of AI? LinkedIn’s chief economic opportunity officer thinks so

“Companies need to let that go, as it’s going to hold back innovation,” Aneesh Raman argues.

Fortune

Elon Musk is escalating his feud with a Delaware judge over a 'heart' on a LinkedIn post

Musk’s lawyers allege that Chancellor Kathaleen McCormick reacted in support of a post celebrating the billionaire’s federal court loss in California earlier this month.

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Meet The MAFS 2026 Backup Brides & Grooms, Including An Ex-Reality Star, A Model And A Boxer

We've stalked their Instagram accounts so you don't have to.

Windows Central

Xbox’s next original game is taking shape as the studio behind South of Midnight begins hiring for a mysterious new project

Compulsion Games is hiring across multiple roles as it begins work on a new IP described as intriguing, according to a recent LinkedIn post from the studio.

The Guardian - US

‘They feel true’: political deepfakes are growing in influence – even if people know they aren’t real

AI images of people – such as women in military contexts – are making money and serving as propaganda, researchers say

The Independent UK

Security specialist arrested after 22-year-old SFSU graduate shot dead in San Francisco

A city official said that ‘early information suggests that this may not have been an intentional act,’ according to a report

Fortune

Duolingo CEO’s taxi driver test decides who gets hired—before the interview even starts

Candidates in today’s brutal job market are being evaluated in ways they may not even realize.

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How to Repurpose Podcast Episodes into Short Video Clips

You've spent hours recording, editing, and polishing your podcast episode. If you're not turning that content into short video clips for social media, you're leaving massive reach on the table. Short-form video dominates consumer discovery in 2026, and platforms like TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts reward creators who show…

The Independent UK

One Tech Tip: Here's how AI can (and can't) help you in your job hunt

Finding a job feels harder than ever

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