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At Microsoft’s test center The Hive, engineers are adjusting the best way to host virtual meetings to create the most optimal teleconference experience.

Rather than immediately exiting the country, Goldman Sachs will wind down their operations where its losses are expected to be insignificant according to sources.

Deloitte, EY, KPMG, and PwC have joined companies all over the world in cutting ties with Russia by ceasing their online services and sales in the country.

This new merger reflects a shift in the workspace industry, which sees landlords trying to recover from the pandemic, while tenants reconsider their office footprint.

According to an email from CEO Tim Cook, employees will start by returning to the office one day a week, with the full pilot launching on May 23.

Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal emphasized a message the company has abided by since the early days of the pandemic: workers will never be forced to come into the workplace.

Google employees in the San Francisco Bay Area were informed that the company “can officially begin the transition to the hybrid work week” starting April 4.

A report shows that average hourly earnings grew by 0.5% last month, bringing the year-over-year gains to 5.8%, but wages can’t seem to keep up with record high inflation.

Velocity Network will allow leaders within the HR and education industries to issue and verify digital credentials from prospects through a blockchain network.

Nonprofit news organization WorkingNation is releasing a series of reports called “Green Jobs Now: Colorado” that show the green economy’s impact on the future of work.