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A Wall Street Journal report says that Activision Blizzard has allegedly fired or pushed out 37 employees since last July's lawsuit.

Jen Easterly, director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), recently issued a statement to address a major security flaw in Log4j. "To be clear, this vulnerability poses a severe risk,” Easte...

By some estimates, more than half the jobs in the tech sector don't require any coding skills, Yet there still exists a widely held misconception that to truly be a competitive candidate for some of the top tier tech com...

Looking to the 2022 observability landscape and beyond, IT leaders face key decisions in how to manage complexity in their tech stacks.

A decentralized organizational structure is one where mid- and lower-level managers have the majority of decision making power. The people who are working closest to the projects are the ones with the most say. Here are ...

United Esports and the Dfinity Foundation have created a blockchain game development contest with a $10 million prize pool.

When you start a new business with partners or co-founders, it's important to have a solid agreement in place to avoid problems down the road.

Spyke Games has raised $55 million to make casual and social mobile games. It's the biggest seed round raised by a woman CEO in Turkey.

Juro serves to automate many of the manual administrative tasks involved in creating, managing, storing, and signing contracts.

Martin Luther King said whatever affects one, affects all. The Covid crisis makes this clear in new ways, as a new generation of Black community leaders rises.

The ongoing market ebullience is creating significant risks to entrepreneurs' mental health as they work harder than ever to keep up with the frenzied pace.

7bridges, a company developing an AI-powered platform for supply chain management, has raised $17 million.

French video game giant Ubisoft has partnered with Gamestream on game streaming technology to improve the user experience for gamers.

Exotec is a French robotics company used by some of the world's biggest retailers such as Gap, and it's now valued at $2 billion.