By [color=#000000][size=medium][font=BWHaasHead-75Bold, Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif]Mark Gurman
[size=small][font=TiemposTextWeb-Regular, Georgia, Cambria,]April 13, 2018, 11:18 AM MDT [font=TiemposTextWeb-Regular, Georgia, Cambria,][color=#767676][font=T

by Kristin Houser 
June 22, 2018 

[color=#444444][size=medium][font=Merriweather, Georgia,]Instead of merely selling copies of 1984, Amazon appears determined to help bring the dystopian classic’s vision of widespread gover

by AJ Dellinger
Today 3:35pm

Former AT&T employees are blowing the whistle on the company, accusing higher-ups at the telecommunications giant of pushing its sales team to aggressively sign up customers for its streaming service DirecTV Now, leading to consumers paying for unexpected charges.

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Companies are stepping up the pressure on workers to get vaccinated --not necessarily with mandates but with strong nudges.

From a report:[i] For months, many employers have attempted to coax workers into receiving a Covid-19 vaccine. Companies dangled cash, time off and other prizes to encourage vaccinations. Executives made personal appeals in town-hall meetings and internal memos. Now, some of those efforts are taking a more assertive and urgent tone. While most employers haven't flat-out