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Amazon agreed to a$309.5 million class action settlementto resolve claims that it failed to properly refund consumers nationwide for products returned after being purchased through Amazon.com.
According to the University Council, it is important for employees to be on campus as much as possible, to strengthen connections between colleagues and increase their visibility to students. In that respect, the council welcomes the new policy on hybrid working, which is based on the principle that employees should spend sixty per cent of…
When Nosike Nwigene was working as a communications professional for tech startups at InsiderPR, a global public relations (PR) firm focused on startups in emerging markets, one of the companies he handled as a junior account manager ran into trouble with regulators.
The role of artificial intelligence in San Francisco Unified School District classrooms is drawing questions from parents following comments made by the district’s superintendent at the Dreamforce conference last week.
While the Federal Reserve’s September 16 rate hike announcement signaled confidence in the economy and a commitment to bringing inflation under control, investors are focused on what comes next. In this video, Vanguard Global Chief Economist Joe Davis explains how high Fed policy rates may need to rise before they threaten the financial markets and…
Disney is asking more remote employees to return to offices, extending in-person work requirements to additional product and technology staff as the entertainment giant continues to reshape operations under CEO Josh D’Amaro.
Students react to the no-loan policy announcement at Opening Convocation 2026Photo:
New York City’s new policy on AI in schools is based on politics, not science. Still, it’s hard to blame City officials: There is no definitive science of generative AI for learning yet.
The Portland City Council’s discussion last week about revising the city’s investment policy turned acrimonious.
The Federal Trade Commission has rescinded a Biden administration-era policy statement that covered health and fitness apps under federal data breach notification regulations.