According to Hudson, employment prospects appeared to be the most promising in China, where 68% of executives indicated they expect an increase in staffing. In Hong Kong, 52% of respondents expected to hire more personnel in Q3 2005.
According to Hudson, employment prospects appeared to be the most promising in China, where 68% of executives indicated they expect an increase in staffing. In Hong Kong, 52% of respondents expected to hire more personnel in Q3 2005.
Digital Health and Wellness
Artificial Intelligence
Fake news hamstrings stock-trading algorithms, destabilizes markets
She'd just had a stillborn child. Tech companies wouldn't let her forget it
A woman pleads with tech companies like Facebook and Twitter to stop serving her ads to intensify her grief.
Brave browser moves to Chromium codebase, now supports Chrome extensions
Brave replaces ambitious Muon interface and goes full Chromium. Gets 22 percent speed boost in the process.
Firefox 64 released with a Windows-like task manager
Firefox 64 also comes with support for multi-tab selections and final distrust of all Symantec SSL certificates.
Apple's iPhone XR isn't selling? I went to Best Buy to find out
The rumors are flying. So I tried to get some objective information.
The biggest culprit in the Facebook debacle
As the British government reveals some of Facebook's innards, who comes out worst?
It Doesn't Have to Be Crazy at Work, book review: Choose calm instead
The founders of software company Basecamp offer practical advice based on what they've found works in their company.
UNSW and Swinburne launch initiatives exploring the future of work
UNSW and Swinburne have each launched their own initiatives to educate about the future of work.
Samsung tweets from an iPhone (331 times)
We've all learned from the tech gaffes of the past, haven't we? It appears not.
I've spent a week with the new MacBook Air and I'm in two minds
It's a new version of something I've loved for a long time. But is it a good new version?
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