Day: December 19, 2017

SFGATE: Susan Collins: Press coverage of her ‘unbelievably sexist’

Susan Collins: Press coverage of her ‘unbelievably sexist’ Published on December 19, 2017 at 11:01PM by PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Republican U.S. Sen. Susan Collins is calling media coverage of her support for a tax overhaul “unbelievably sexist.” The House on Tuesday afternoon approved a […]

SFGATE: Susan Collins: Press coverage of her ‘unbelievably sexist’

Susan Collins: Press coverage of her ‘unbelievably sexist’ Published on December 19, 2017 at 11:01PM by PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Republican U.S. Sen. Susan Collins is calling media coverage of her support for a tax overhaul “unbelievably sexist.” The House on Tuesday afternoon approved a […]

Microsoft Removes Google’s Chrome Installer From the Windows Store

Microsoft Removes Google’s Chrome Installer From the Windows Store Published on December 19, 2017 at 11:40PM Not too long after Google published a Chrome app in the Windows Store, Microsoft removed it, claiming it “violates our Microsoft Store policies.” The Verge reports: Citing the need […]

New story in Business from Time: Microsoft Won’t Make Women Settle Sexual Harassment Cases Privately Anymore. Here’s Why That Matters

Microsoft announced on Tuesday morning that it will no longer require women to settle sexual harassment cases privately, becoming one of the first major companies to eliminate what are known as forced arbitration clauses. The tech giant also threw its support behind federal legislation introduced […]

Manovra, ok alla nuova web tax dimezzata al 3% ma senza lʼe-commerce

Cambia la web tax: l'imposta sulle transazioni digitali passa dal 6%, così come fissato al Senato, al 3% e, diversamente da quanto ipotizzato all'inizio, non viene allargata all'e-commerce. Si stima un gettito all'anno pari a 190 milioni. Lo prevede … by Livio Acerbo #greengroundit #thisisnews

New story in Business from Time: Microsoft Won’t Make Women Settle Sexual Harassment Cases Privately Anymore. Here’s Why That Matters

Microsoft announced on Tuesday morning that it will no longer require women to settle sexual harassment cases privately, becoming one of the first major companies to eliminate what are known as forced arbitration clauses. The tech giant also threw its support behind federal legislation introduced […]