Software
Your Taxes: How California’s new software tax may hit Israeli tech companies
California Gov. Newsom proposes expanding the state’s 7.25% sales tax to pre-written software, potentially impacting Israeli and other foreign software companies starting 2027.
AI is ending era of ‘job immunity’ for young tech workers as it reshapes Israel's job market
AI is transforming work, but it must not redefine humanity - opinion
Former IDF intel. officer sentenced to prison term in Greek spying case
The largest password leak in history exposes nearly 10 billion credentials
In response to the leak, they recommend immediately changing the passwords for any accounts associated with the leaked credentials, ensuring each password is strong and unique and not reused.
10 Best Crypto Tax Software & Calculator | 2024 Analysis
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Navan vs TravelBank – Which Travel Management Software Is Better?
7 Best Software Development Companies – Our Honest Review
Digma raises $6m. for platform to make coding faster, more AI friendly
The new platform is emblematic of the emerging Continuous Feedback sector within the software development space.
Pipedrive Demo & How to Get an Extended 30 Days Trial
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Pipedrive Pricing Plans & Overview (August 2024)
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Unlocking the power of Zenfone 9: A review of Asus' flagship phone
Pinecone Systems releases the next stage of search engine evolution
‘Vector search’ fuses the two dominant search models – keyword and semantic – into one system that will enable companies to offer the highest level search results possible.
Remote employee fired for shutting off webcam
The telemarketer took his employer to court in the Netherlands, which ruled that the firing had been unlawful and the plaintiff was entitled to a hefty sum as a penalty.
