After receiving complaints from state attorneys general that it was “discriminating against pro-life pregnancy resource centers,” Yelp is changing its notification about Crisis Pregnancy Centers, according to Axios.
Instead of saying that the facilities “provide limited medical services and may not have licensed medical professionals onsite,” it’ll now bluntly say they “do not offer abortions or referrals to abortion providers.”
The Communications Workers of America has filed complaints alleging the tech giant, among other things, forced employees to go to anti-union meetings at a store in Iowa and at its flagship Fifth Avenue store in New York. It’s a charge the company has faced before, and one that the National Labor Relations Board could issue a complaint over.
Google held an AI event this morning, but investors apparently aren’t impressed (just check out this stock graph). It probably hasn’t helped that Bard, its chatbot search tool, made a pretty embarrassing error in a demo. Microsoft’s stock is doing well since it announced a ChatGPT-powered version of Bing yesterday, by the way.
The company reportedly told employees that it’d be cutting 500 positions, according to Reuters. It’s another entry for the sad yet informative big tech layoff tracker.
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