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Hedge fund that bet against GameStop is closing down – CNET
White Square Capital suffered huge losses following GameStop’s social media-driven share rally back in January.
Axway: Consumers want transparency in how orgs handle their data
A study from API management company Axway found that 82% of Americans wish they knew what specific data companies have collected about them.Read More
Bitcoin, Dogecoin and Ethereum are crashing. Here’s why – CNET
China is cracking down — again.
Ted Lasso season 2: How and when to watch, and everything we know so far – CNET
The comfort TV hit of the coronavirus pandemic is returning, with Jason Sudeikis as the American football coach who’s charming the world of English soccer.
Black Widow release date and time: When does the Marvel flick hit Disney Plus? – CNET
And will it cost extra? Here’s everything you need to know to watch Black Widow on Disney Plus or at the cinema.
Carl Nassib becomes the first active NFL player to come out as gay: What to know – CNET
Nassib also donated $100,000 to the Trevor Project, a nonprofit focused on suicide prevention.
See the US Navy’s $13 billion warship go through an explosive ‘shock trial’ – CNET
Kaboom. Sploosh. The USS Gerald R. Ford is going through some things.
Amazon reportedly destroys millions of items annually in one UK warehouse – CNET
Vendors sometimes decide to stop paying Amazon to store their stock. Their goods may be destroyed, ITV News reports.
How much CO2 do you produce using Facebook? Less than in 2016, report shows – CNET
Facebook hit a number of major climate-related targets in 2020, according to its annual sustainability report.
Connecting to malicious Wi-Fi networks can mess with your iPhone
Enlarge (credit: Apple) There’s a bug in iOS that disables Wi-Fi connectivity when devices join a network that uses a booby-trapped name, a researcher disclosed over the weekend. By connecting…