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Is It Right to Force Big Taxes on Big Tech?

Written by Kayla Matthews Places like Silicon Valley, San Francisco and Seattle are often lauded for their tech-driven job markets.…

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LinkedIn Reveals The Most In-Demand Skills For The Irish Software Sector

Dublin – 30 August, 2018 – LinkedIn today revealed the top eight most in-demand skills for the Irish software sector,…

8 years ago

BPOS Global Oman Brings Blockchain from the Middle East to South East Asia

Following Oman’s first-ever blockchain conference, BPOS brings global industry leaders to Sri Lanka for a groundbreaking blockchain summit MUSCAT, Oman…

8 years ago

Pyramid Hunting In the Balkans

Well what a few days it has been. I traveled to the Balkans and became a pyramid hunter with some…

8 years ago

Pluralsight Introduces a Fast and Accurate Way to Assess Expertise in Technology Roles

New Hands-On Learning Experiences Launched to Deepen Technology Skill Development SILICON SLOPES, Utah – August 29, 2018 – Pluralsight Inc.…

8 years ago

Ray Alcorn of Cork-based Exceedence on Making Renewable Energy a Reality

Describe the company for us: We all know climate change is a problem and we know that more renewable sources…

8 years ago

Moscow Farmers Apply for City Weekend Fairs Through Ethereum-Based Blockchain

Moscow Government has launched blockchain for weekend fairs to secure transparency in vendor selection process. Now farmers will apply for…

8 years ago

The Worst Business Decisions Ever Made in the Tech Industry Involving Google and Netflix

Written by Hazel Ramsell  Even the most innovative and entrepreneurial companies can miss the mark when it comes to the decision…

8 years ago

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