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Employees want to toil in the kitchen. Bosses want them back in the office

The report from The Technology Councils of North America highlights growing national tech workforce thanks to immigration-friendly national policy.

Elon Musk over the July 4 weekend suddenly put a strict cap on how much Twitter users could interact with the site.

Musk has used job threats and anger to try and force Twitter employees back into the office. It's not working.

The buzzy AI company is offering employees non-nonsense pay packages with big potential for upside.

It might be the end of a very lucrative era in tech. Mass layoffs appear to have spooked many workers into being open to accepting lower salaries.

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The executive leading Meta's stores and overall retail strategy left the company earlier this year.

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