Oracle Hit Record Revenue—Then Workers Lost System Access
Oracle reported $19.3 billion in quarterly revenue while employees described a new round of job cuts and limited access to corporate systems.
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Automattic CEO Matt Mullenweg Placed on Leave by Board
Matt Mullenweg, the CEO of Automattic, has been put on a paid leave of absence by the company's board, a decision he opposed. CFO Mark Davies has been appointed as interim CEO.
Virgin Media Transfers Email Services to Junara
Virgin Media has announced the discontinuation of its email services, transferring operations to Junara, an Australian email provider.
Manchester Airports Group Exposed API Keys for Four Years, Researcher Claims
A cybersecurity analysis reveals that Manchester Airports Group left sensitive API keys in client-side JavaScript, potentially compromising 8.8 million customer records.
NASA’s Swift Observatory Prioritizes Science Over Orbital Longevity
NASA's Swift Observatory is set to reenter Earth's atmosphere soon, but its team has reactivated instruments to maximize scientific output in its final months.
Apple Sets John Ternus’ Compensation at $58 Million as New CEO
Apple has officially designated John Ternus' target compensation at $58 million following his appointment as CEO, with significant implications for executive pay structures.
SSE Faces Legal Setback After Pursuing Non-Existent Debt
A doctoral student successfully challenged SSE's erroneous billing for a non-existent electricity meter, utilizing AI tools for legal support.
Microsoft and IKEA Collaborate on Xbox-Themed Furniture Line
Microsoft has partnered with IKEA to launch a new collection of Xbox-themed furniture, named YXSTABY, aimed at gamers looking for unique merchandise.
Perplexity Ventures into Local AI Services
Perplexity is expanding its offerings by introducing a local AI service called Portable Computer, built to optimize costs and enhance privacy.
Windows XP Marks 25 Years Since Manufacturing Release
Microsoft's Windows XP, launched on August 24, 2001, revolutionized the consumer and business software landscape, yet its legacy persists in various sectors even today.
