The best toasters for every budget
The humble toaster is an essential part of any kitchen. Out of breakfast ideas? Toast a bagel. Not sure what to have for lunch? Pop some...
India’s path to SaaS leadership is clear, but challenges remain
Manav Garg Contributor Share on Twitter Manav Garg is CEO and founder of Eka Software Solutions and is founding partner of SaaSboomi and Together Fund. Software...
Judge strikes down ‘unconstitutional’ law classifying Uber, Lyft drivers as contractors
The fate of California’s Prop. 22 is uncertain yet again. On Friday, a Superior Court judge out of Alameda County called the measure that exempts ride-share...
In a Win for Gig Workers, Uber-Backed Prop 22 Ruled Unconstitutional by California Judge
In an unexpected win for gig workers, a California judge on Friday evening found the controversial 2020 ballot measure known as Proposition 22 unconstitutional on the...
UFC Fight Night: Cannonier vs. Gastelum Preview
Jared Cannonier vs. Kelvin Gastelum is the main event for the latest edition of UFC Fight Night. The six fight main card will be live from...
California’s gig worker Prop 22 ruled unconstitutional by superior court
In a late Friday night blow to Uber, Lyft and other gig worker-centered companies, a superior court judge ruled that California’s Proposition 22, which was passed...
West Ham set to sign Edouard, Moyes’ not giving up on Lingard and more
In this full-blown transfer season, It will not be wrong to say that West Ham are having an underwhelming window by all standards. In a season...
No, Your Acorns Account Wasn’t Hacked—That Email Was a Mistake
Have no fear, Acorns users. Your accounts have not been hacked. Probably. Read more… Source : No, Your Acorns Account Wasn’t Hacked—That Email Was a Mistake
Tuck-ins Are the Inside-Out S’mores That’ll Take Your Campfires to the Next Level
For me, summer 2021 has been the season of the s’more. It all started in July when Omnom chocolate sent me their s’mores kit and I had my...
A Notorious Hacker Gang Claims to Be Selling Data on 70 Million AT&T Subscribers
A prolific hacker gang claims to be selling data on 70 million AT&T customers, the likes of which would appear to include names, phone numbers, social...
