Shares of technology companies ticked up as traders inched back into a sector that has taken the brunt of selling in the bear market so far.
Salesforce plans to lay off 10% of its workforce and reducing office space, with Chief Executive Marc Benioff citing customers' cautious approach to spending.
Ireland's Data Protection Commission, a European Union privacy regulator, ruled that Meta Platforms can't use its contracts with Facebook and Instagram users to justify sending them ads based on their online activity, in a potentially momentous ruling for the digital-advertising industry.
A group of Microsoft employees voted to form the software company's first labor union in the U.S.
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