Software startup Rippling sues competitor Deel, claiming a spy carried out 'corporate espionage'
Rippling unknowingly hired a person who downloaded internal records and met with leadership at competitor Deel, the lawsuit claims.
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Software bug at firm left NHS data 'vulnerable to hackers'
The NHS is looking into claims that a software flaw at Medefer left patient data vulnerable.
75 days ago
‘Reading is part of my identity’: the woman taking on Goodreads owner Amazon
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Software engineer and developer Nadia Odunayo created the social media readers’ platform StoryGraph and its popularity has rocketed
Nadia Odunayo never planned to take on the mighty global juggernaut …
79 days ago
SAP and Databricks partner to make AI work across business applications
Software vendors SAP and Databricks are joining forces to help companies analyze their most critical data.
86 days ago
'Dismissive' GP receptionists 'refused to let me see a doctor twice' - now I've been told I could only have six months to live
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Software engineer and mother-of-two Sibylle Schwarz, 40, from the town of Leyland, Lancashire, did not think twice about her winter cold. Nearly a year later, she found it was cancer.
89 days ago
Software giant SAP upgrades outlook as CFO says DeepSeek is 'good news'
German tech giant SAP on Tuesday upgraded its financial outlook for the full year as artificial cloud computing and artificial intelligence operations fueled growth.
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IT worker wins payout for unfair dismissal after suing her British bosses because they wouldn't let her work from home in rural Pakistan
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a story from The Daily Mail › The Daily Mail
Software developer Tehmina Akhtar suggested she work remotely from a rural area near the city of Lahore, saying she was too anxious to fly back to the UK alone following a two-year career break.
IT worker wins payout after suing her British bosses for discrimination because they wouldn't let her work from home in rural Pakistan
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a story from The Daily Mail › The Daily Mail
Software developer Tehmina Akhtar suggested she work remotely from a rural area near the city of Lahore, saying she was too anxious to fly back to the UK alone following a two-year career break.
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