Google is now asking its long-time Small Business owners to pay for its G Suite legacy free edition
The sudden change has angered many long-term users while some are considering a switch to other services
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The company has been subjected to a two-year-long regulation which has affected its initial IPO of US$37 billion which could…
Salesforce to cut 10% of its workforce due to bad state of the economy
The company's CEO said it hired too many employees during the COVID-19 pandemic. But will offer a good transitional severance…
Microsoft is partnering with autonomous delivery startup Gatik
Although tough, big tech companies continues to bet their top dollars on autonomous car startups
The co-founder of Yandex, also known as “Russian Google” pens farewell to the company
Ahead of the company's corporate restructuring, the co-founder who was also part of the company's board of directors stepped down…
Musk warn Twitter may go bankrupt as more senior employees keep quitting their jobs at the company
Since he acquired Twitter, the company has been in one trouble or another causing advertisers to pause their campaigns on…
Elon Musk wants to proceed with the Twitter deal at the original US$44 billion price
Even after the whole drama between both parties, the billionaire seems to be changing his mind after all.
Adobe will buy Figma for US$20 billion both in cash and in stock options
Adobe which has its own product design tool called Adobe XD has been overtaken by Figma in recent times with…
Google loses its appeal in EU General Court for illegally bundling its apps on Android devices while getting a 5% fine reduction of €4.1 billion
While the initial fine was a record-breaking €4.23billion, the search giant lost its appeal in the EU's General Court
