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- $4. Snap has hired a third-party law firm to investigate after former employees alleged discrimination inside the company, sources say.
- $4. The US has accused two Chinese hackers of targeting firms developing a COVID-19 vaccine.
- $4. The US investors involved in the deal could possibly include Sequoia Capital, a famed Silicon Valley venture firm.
- $4. Developers have been using GPT-3 to write creative fiction, design websites, and write business proposals with very little indication a robot created them.
- $4. The high price tag would be a change for Amazon's hardware strategy, which typically releases affordable products that are more commonly used.
- $4 Emily Kramer said she faced discrimination and retaliation at the company after she became more vocal about the lack of women and people of color in leadership positions at the company.
- $4. Hippo plans to hire 100 new employees and is building a new office in Austin, Texas as it prepares for an IPO it hopes to complete in 2021.
- $4. SpaceX has been working feverishly to develop a potentially revolutionary rocket system called Starship in Boca Chica, $4 that sits on the Gulf of Mexico.
- $4. Only users 18 years old and older can create a Personal Fundraiser for a small business or for a "cause that's important to you."
- $4. Founded in 2017, the financial management app raised funds from Global Brain and the EBRD to expand its services and products across Europe.
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