How this week's net neutrality ruling can move the fight for an open internet forward

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How this week's net neutrality ruling can move the fight for an open internet forward

Earlier this week, a District of Columbia appeals court said the Federal Communications Commission could legally repeal net neutrality — removing rules that prevented internet service providers from throttling specific sites or services. The ruling was a blow …
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US authorities seek access to Facebook encrypted messages

U.S. Atty. Gen. William Barr and other U.S., U.K. and Australian officials are pressing Facebook Inc. to give authorities a way to read encrypted messages sent by users, reigniting tensions between tech companies and law enforcement. Facebook’s WhatsApp …
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Sports Illustrated announces layoffs amid company restructuring

New York (CNN Business) Sports Illustrated cut more than 40 members of its staff on Thursday as part of a restructuring plan. The layoffs were haphazardly executed, with management scheduling meetings Wednesday evening, only to cancel them the next …
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Max Nisen on Why Opioid Drugmakers Should Settle Up (Podcast)

Bloomberg Opinion Columnist Max Nisen explains why drugmakers should push for a global settlement of opioid liabilities instead of fighting every
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WeWork expected to announce major layoffs

WeWork, the co-working business once valued at $47 billion, is expected to announce significant layoffs this month, Bloomberg reports. This follows reports the company was looking to slash as many as 5,000 roles, or one-third of its workforce. Now expected …
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