Salesforce's Marc Benioff says tech CEOs everywhere might soon unleash their inner Elons

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TikTok has taken down 'poverty porn' videos of women shivering in mud baths and crying after a government banned them

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The Indonesian government asked TikTok to take down the videos.

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Science has found a simple way to free us from our addiction to social media

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Person using the app mentioned in the story is experiencing waves of calming emotions wash over them.
Most of us are helplessly addicted to our phones. I tried a new app that can help you reclaim your time.

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A simple trick can cure your addiction to social media

A porn 'Zoom-bomber' hijacked an online conference with a Federal Reserve governor

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The Zoom event with Christopher Waller was canceled after the intruder joined.

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Salesforce CEO asks if tech execs should 'unleash' their inner Elon Musk. Experts say that's an awful idea.

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Marc Benioff told Insider he thinks more companies should take a page out of Elon Musk's playbook when it comes to layoffs, but some experts say otherwise.

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Elon Musk's office sleeping habits have existed since the early 1990s, according to a book about his first startup

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Elon Musk, 22 years apart.

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A Googler who lost her job in January's cuts says being laid off 'freed' her to launch a wellness business after suffering from Lyme disease in college

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Emily Cahill, a former software engineer at Google
Emily Cahill, a former software engineer at Google, said being laid off was like a "blessing."

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I paid $27,000 for leg-lengthening surgery to change the way I see myself. I used to feel like a child when I wore a suit and I couldn't bear jokes about my height.

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Ibrahim Alğan, in a wheelchair after surgery, right, and sitting outside after one of his surgeries. He paid nearly $30,000 to make his legs longer with surgery.
Ibrahim Alğan, in a wheelchair after surgery, right, and outside after one of his operations. He paid nearly $27,000 for surgery to make his legs longer.

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Facebook and Google are handing over user data to help police prosecute abortion seekers

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view over the shoulder of a police officer shining a flashlight onto a woman with hands covering herself, in front of google search history and facebook messenger chat screenshots mentioning abortion

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Sam Bankman-Fried's parents' home has become a spectacle for Stanford students as the FTX founder serves house arrest there

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FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried leaves Manhattan federal court in New York, Thursday, Feb. 16
Sam Bankman-Fried is currently serving house arrest at his parents' home on the Stanford campus.

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