Hack in password manager LastPass did not expose users' data: CEO

The CEO of popular encrypted password manager LastPass has said that the hacking episode last month did not involve any access to customers' data or encrypted password vaults.

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Ola Electric opens retail stores for selling scooters

ET reported on July 29 that the company had held internal competition to increase sales by allocating different regions to key executives within Ola.

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Online profiles may get you the interview, but not the job

Despite the proliferation of social media profiles, cos still employ time-tested methods to gauge the employability of a candidate.

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No private users' data compromised in cyber breach: Uber

Uber said that all of our services including Uber, Uber Eats, Uber Freight and the Uber Driver app are operational. The company reiterated that it has notified law enforcement agencies. Internal software tools that we took down as a precaution yesterday are coming back online this morning, the ride-hailing platform added.

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Intel retires iconic Pentium and Celeron chips in PCs, laptops

Trai is holding these meetings to gain better insights around satellite spectrum and global best practices around the allocation mechanism. It is also trying to understand the rationale given by various players around auction vs administrative allocation of such airwaves.

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Judge orders Tesla to tell laid off employees about lawsuit

Now, the District Court has ordered that Tesla must continue to inform its employees about the suit "until the merits of Plaintiffs' claims are resolved in federal court or in arbitration proceedings", reports TechCrunch.

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US antitrust officials ask to join arguments in Apple appeal

In January, the Justice Department entered the case by filing a brief. Antitrust officials said they did not support either side in the disputes at hand but were concerned that the lower court's ruling had improperly interpreted the Sherman Act, the country's primary antitrust law. On Friday, US officials asked for 10 minutes of argument time.

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