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Amazon’s worker union just lost in New York City. Where does it go from here?
Amazon workers participate in a May Day rally in Manhattan a day before a worker union lost an election at a second New York City warehouse. | Stephanie Keith/Getty Images…
How data is playing a central role in reducing supply chain emissions
Data analysis is increasingly playing a role in helping companies lower supply chain emissions and conform to industry standards.Read More
Square Enix is going to make blockchain games — but that’s not all it’s doing
Square Enix isn’t just talking about NFTs and blockchain — the company will likely pursue these initiatives in favor of AAA western games.Read More
Stock up on Tech Accessories at Target’s Buy One Get One 30% Off Sale – CNET
Now through May 7, you can save 30% on cases, screen protectors, smartwatch bands and more.
Wikipedia Set to Stop Accepting Cryptocurrency Donations – CNET
The world’s seventh-largest site says no to crypto.
Meta Reportedly Plans to Release Four More VR Headsets by 2024 – CNET
Its upcoming high-end VR headset, dubbed Project Cambria, could land around September, reports The Information.
Make Fitness Fun With $25 Off Ring Fit Adventure for the Nintendo Switch – CNET
A convenient workout that’s actually enjoyable? Sign me up.
‘Doctor Strange 2’ Sees Sam Raimi Return to Marvel for 20-Year Milestone – CNET
The iconic director talks Zoom, Variants and bringing a little horror to the MCU.
MarkLogic partners with DoD and JAIC to structure data for national security
MarkLogic has been awarded a contract from the DoD and JAIC to enhance the agility of data for better application and to improve AI models.Read More
Square Enix didn’t know how to squeeze profits out of its western studios
Square Enix has dropped some of its most underperforming studios, and this leaves it with a relatively healthy business going forward.Read More