By 2008, 41 mln corporate employees globally will spend at least one day a week teleworking, and 100 mln will work from home at least one day a month. The highest proportion of these will be US workers, Gartner said.
By 2008, 41 mln corporate employees globally will spend at least one day a week teleworking, and 100 mln will work from home at least one day a month. The highest proportion of these will be US workers, Gartner said.
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Russia to Apple: You're guilty of antitrust abuse over iOS app monopoly
After Kaspersky complains, Russia's competition authority finds Apple abused its total control over the App Store.
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