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Activision Bans 10k for “hacking” with no proof. Ricochet is broken and they don’t know how to fix it.

Instead of the usual welcome screen, an opaque and confusing message greeted me: "Network Connection Not Found. Unknown User." The confusion that ensued was overwhelming. How could this be?

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Diversity Hirers at Boeing Leads to Some Screws Loose

Thanks to Boeing's diversity initiative they now have had several incidents. Some of the issues over the last year Boeing has been facing

Corporate Responsibility, Weird and Unusual History

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1982 Tylenol Murders, changed the way we take medicine

The world was shaken by a series of horrifying deaths that would forever change the way medicine was sealed. In Chicago, unsuspecting individuals fell victim to a sinister plot that would come to be known as the "Tylenol Murders."

Corporate Responsibility, Sustainability and Climate Change

The Trash Mountain of Fast Fashion: A Satellite View of Excess in the Atacama Desert

In an alarming visual manifestation of the fast fashion industry's impact on our planet, a mountain of discarded clothes has emerged in the remote Atacama Desert in Chile

Corporate Responsibility, Environmental Science

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The Worthless Carbon Offset Certificates: A Dark Side of Greenwashing

In the quest for environmental sustainability, carbon offset certificates have emerged as a popular tool for companies to claim they are taking action against climate change

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Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai Steals his employee’s hard work while laying them off

Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai's salary soared to a staggering $226 million in 2022 due to stock awards, according to a report by Bloomberg.

Corporate Responsibility, Sustainability and Climate Change

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There is No Such Thing as “Clean Cobalt” and companies like Tesla, Apple, and Samsung Profit From Slavery

Cobalt is a vital component in the production of rechargeable batteries. It is used in everything from smartphones to electric vehicles, making it an essential mineral for the modern world. However, the reality is that there is no such thing as clean cobalt.

Corporate Responsibility

Cruise passenger was victim of incompetence

Cruise passenger was victim of incompetence

Cruise lines can improve their customer service to avoid incompetence-related incidents by taking the following steps:

Corporate Responsibility, Technology

UK criminal records office confirms cyber incident behind portal issues

KFC, Pizza Hut owner discloses data breach after ransomware attack

The recent data breach of KFC and Pizza Hut could have a significant impact on consumers

Corporate Responsibility, Weird and Unusual

Are Planes OK? From #PeeGate To Passengers Left Behind, A List Of Bizarre Air Travel Incidents

Are Planes OK? From #PeeGate To Passengers Left Behind, A List Of Bizarre Air Travel Incidents

Are planes safe? It's a question that has been on the minds of many travelers in recent years, as air travel incidents have been on the rise. The good news is that air travel is still one of the safest forms of transportation. According to the International Air Transport Association, the global airline industry had its safest year ever in 2017, with one fatal accident for every 16 million flights.

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International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has recently launched a campaign aimed at video game players, asking them to follow the rules of war, So I have to stop teabaging people now

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Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas reported that his family has earned rental income from a Nebraska real estate firm that shuttered in 2006. People, Wonder Where the IRS is at?

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In 1986 Ohio, 1.5 Million Balloons Were Released During a Festival but Ended Up a Disaster.

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