Enlarge (credit: Getty Images | Ronald Martinez) Ohio resident John Sopko had to go a month without his AT&T fixed wireless Internet service because the company repeatedly failed to diagnose and fix the problem, the Akron Beacon Journal reported today. AT&T finally figured out this week that the antenna on Sopko’s roof was broken and...
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(BPRW) Leading Financial Services Firms and Industry Resource Organizations Join Together to Increase Diversity and Equity
(Black PR Wire) NEW YORK–(BUSINESS WIRE)– In a joint effort to increase the number of diverse professionals in the role of insurance wholesaler, fifteen leading financial services firms along with several leading industry resource groups have teamed up
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(BPRW) Nationwide Job Opportunities For Black Professionals presented by Black Virtual Career Fair
(Black PR Wire) Black Virtual Career Fair (BVCF) would like to share an opportunity with the members, friends and affiliates of Multicultural Marketing Resources News! Next week, more than 1000 job opportunities nationwide will be ava
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Didi of China Moves to Delist From New York Stock Exchange
The ride-hailing giant made an abrupt shift as officials in Washington and Beijing have grown increasingly skeptical of Chinese corporate access to Wall Street’s money.
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F.T.C. Sues to Block Nvidia’s Takeover of Arm
The proposed deal would give Nvidia control over computing technology and designs that rival firms rely on.
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PlayStations and Xboxes Are Hard to Find. Meet the People Trying to Help.
New gaming consoles remain in short supply this holiday season, spawning cottage industries of tipsters and scalpers making money off their scarcity.
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Here Are The Most Used Emojis of 2021
Tears of joy prevailed as the most-used emoji in 2021, despite Gen Z’s stated contempt for it.
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Why Didn’t the U.S. Detect Omicron Cases Sooner?
Genomic surveillance has improved enormously in recent months, but the system has built-in delays, and blind spots remain.
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Ransomware attack on Planned Parenthood steals data of 400,000 patients
Enlarge (credit: Rob Engelaar | Getty Images) Ransomware hackers broke into a Planned Parenthood network and accessed medical records or other sensitive data for more than 400,000 patients of the reproductive health care group. The disclosure came in a sample letter posted to the California attorney general’s website and a release published by the organization....
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Square Is Renamed Block, Perhaps Signaling Jack Dorsey’s Crypto Ambitions
Mr. Dorsey has in recent years grown more fascinated by cryptocurrencies and the promise of technological decentralization that blockchain technology could allow for.