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Privacy advocates say they remain concerned about a lack of federal facial recognition laws and persistent police surveillance.

Investors who piled into value stocks, including cyclical names, appear to be rethinking that strategy, CNBC’s Bob Pisani says.

Fully vaccinated employees will be allowed to work in the office without masks.

In the U.K., a company called Arqit is quietly preparing businesses for cyberattacks in the age of quantum computing.

Babylon Health said it’s going public through a SPAC in a deal valuing the business at $4.2 billion and that Palantir is investing.

Snyk is a cybersecurity company that identifies vulnerabilities throughout the development process, rather than outsourcing the work to a separate firm.

While the company made its name through tools used by government defense agencies, its life sciences division has become its fastest-growing business.

Oracle is raising its capital expenditures to add cloud capacity, but the greater investment still won’t bring it close to market leaders.

IBM and intellectual property specialist IPwe are launching a blockchain platform creating non-fungible tokens for corporate patents.

Check out the companies making headlines in midday trading.

DraftKings agreed to a multiyear deal with mixed martial arts company Professional Fighters League worth under $10 million.

IBM swung to revenue growth after four quarters of declines.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves after the bell on Monday, April 19.

More tech jobs are being filled by liberal arts majors and non-degree holders as the skills gap leads employers to recruit, retain employees using new methods.

Intel also said on Tuesday that it will act as a “foundry,” or a manufacturing partner, for other chip companies.

Satya Nadella’s Microsoft has been a kinder, gentler company than it was in the past, and that might have to do with the CEO’s more accommodating approach.

One in four workers will switch jobs in 2021, and many job hoppers are under 40. Labor economists say millennials, GenZ should seek new employment even more.

Hiring managers must go through hundreds of resumes before finding just a few good ones. Don’t want yours to get tossed? Avoid these biggest resume mistakes.

Another 20 companies joined The Climate Pledge, a public commitment to reduce carbon emissions launched by Amazon and Jeff Bezos in 2019.

The comments come after Microsoft’s current CEO, Satya Nadella, expressed a similar sentiment.