Business Sabotage, Cyber Attacks, and Talent Poaching: The High Likelihood of Exposure

In today’s interconnected, fast-paced corporate world, business sabotage, cyber attacks, and talent poaching are all serious threats that can harm an organization’s operations, reputation, and bottom line. While these activities may initially appear to be hidden or covert, the probability that they will be discovered over time is significant. Factors such as technological advancements, whistleblower […]

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How NASA’s Space-Driven Biotech is Inspiring Food Innovators at Fi Europe 2024

Frankfurt, Germany – At Fi Europe 2024, taking place from November 19-21 at Messe Frankfurt, NASA researcher Dr. Lynn Rothschild will share cutting-edge insights from the Space Food Systems Laboratory—a key division of NASA dedicated to pioneering sustainable and resource-efficient food technologies. These innovations, originally designed for long-duration space missions, are now inspiring food innovators […]

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G20 Action for Business: Promoting Sustainability and Global Entrepreneurship

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil – The upcoming G20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro is poised to take a significant step forward in promoting sustainable development and fostering global entrepreneurship. According to Gao Jian, Director of the Entrepreneurship Research Center on G20 Economies at Tsinghua University, the summit will help bridge divides between developed and developing […]

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Germany Rushes to Expand Biometric Surveillance

Germany is a leader in privacy and data protection, with many Germans being particularly sensitive to the processing of their personal data – owing to the country’s totalitarian history and the role of surveillance in both Nazi Germany and East Germany. So, it is disappointing that the German government is trying to push through Parliament, […]

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Civil Rights Commission Pans Face Recognition Technology

In its recent report, Civil Rights Implications of Face Recognition Technology (FRT), the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights identified serious problems with the federal government’s use of face recognition technology, and in doing so recognized EFF’s expertise on this issue. The Commission focused its investigation on the Department of Justice (DOJ), the Department of Homeland […]

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Tell Congress To Stop These Last-Minute Bills That Help Patent Trolls

Update 11/14/2024: The PERA and PREVAIL patent bills were pulled at the last minute today, without getting a committee vote. Senators are right to have concerns with these deeply flawed bills. We hope to engage with the next Congress on real patent fixes—changes that will create a more fair system for small companies and everyday users of […]

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Coffee, tea and cocoa costs see global food import bill soaring past $2 trillion

The biannual report, which focuses on developments affecting global food and animal feed markets, highlights that higher costs for cocoa, coffee, and tea are driving the increase, while disparities in import bills persist across income levels. Cocoa prices have soared nearly four times their ten-year average earlier this year, coffee prices have almost doubled, and tea […]

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“Why Is It So Expensive To Repair My Devices?”

Now, of course, we’ve all dropped a cell phone, picked it up, and realized that we’ve absolutely destroyed its screen. Right? Or is it just me…? Either way, you’ve probably seen how expensive it can be to repair a device, whether it be a cell phone, laptop, or even a washing machine.   Device repair doesn’t […]

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TSMC Faces Lawsuit Alleging Racial and Citizenship Discrimination at Arizona Facility

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), the world’s largest chipmaker, is embroiled in a high-profile legal dispute concerning allegations of racial and citizenship discrimination at its newly established manufacturing facilities in Arizona. A lawsuit filed by current and former employees, including a senior talent acquisition director, claims that TSMC has systematically favored Taiwanese citizens over American […]

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The Paradox and Irony of Calling Acts of Sabotage “Failure” in the Business World

In the fast-paced, highly competitive world of business, failure is a term that’s often seen as an inevitable part of the growth process. Business leaders and entrepreneurs are trained to view failure as a stepping stone to success — a necessary experience that leads to innovation, learning, and resilience. But what happens when failure isn’t […]

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