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Good morning! This is the tech news you need to know this Thursday.
- $4. This is an expansion of Google's policy for its employees in North America, who have been given the same advice.
- $4. While Apple hasn't eliminated try-ons, employees are being told not to offer it proactively and to only allow try-ons at the customer's request.
- $4. In a statement sent to Business Insider, the Entertainment Software Association - E3's organizer - said it was "very disappointed" but described the cancelation as "the right decision."
- $4. The idea is to create a UK "blue skies" funding agency that mimics the US Advanced Research Projects Agency, a government agency which fuelled the invention of the internet.
- $4. The federal government asked for assistance from companies including Facebook, Google, Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, IBM and Twitter, Politico reports.
- $4. Magic Leap is also exploring options including partnerships and a possible stock market listing, Bloomberg reports.
- $4. The proposals are part of a plan that's designed to aid a Commission pledge to transition the bloc to carbon neutrality by 2050, TechCrunch reports.
- $4. Cogni is a new challenger bank backed by Barclays, Guggenheim Partners, and the CXO fund, among others.
- $4. The biggest impact for many Googlers is the loss of the company's famous free lunches.
- $4 Mosseri said it's "generally the case" that people trust Instagram more than Facebook, while admitting he isn't as big a public figure as Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
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