Data
More porters, fewer passengers: What really caused Ben-Gurion Airport’s staff strike? - analysis
Ben Gurion Airport data shows porter numbers rose since 2019 despite fewer passengers, challenging the union's claims of an unbearable labor shortage.
The company collapsed - then sold its employees' messages to Google for $10 Million
Your personal data is for sale. Privacy Bee earned PCMag's first perfect score fighting it
Hacker group claims mass data theft from dozens of companies, including Philips, Shell, Fiserv, GE
Gaza life expectancy decreased by half since Oct 7, study claims
This constitutes a 51.6% decrease for men, and a 38.6% decrease for women.
Business data company Lusha acquires Israeli startup Novacy
This move aims to add call analysis capabilities and transform Lusha into a comprehensive end-to-end sales intelligence platform.
Fresh pressures on businesses to practice transparency with user data
WHO renews call for China to share data on COVID-19 origins
"Without transparency and cooperation among countries, the world cannot adequately prevent and prepare for future epidemics and pandemics," the WHO stated.
Quantum information transmitted over conventional internet lines
"Our work shows a path toward the next generation of quantum and classical networks sharing a unified fiber optic infrastructure."
Middle children are the most cooperative siblings, data from 700,000 adults shows
Honesty-Humility and Agreeableness both showed the highest means for middle-borns, followed in order by last-borns (youngests), firstborns (oldests), and only children.
Google shares soar amid breakthroughs in quantum computing
Nearly a quarter of adolescent girls suffer partner violence, WHO study finds
A WHO study finds 24% of adolescent girls experience intimate partner violence, with high rates in Oceania and Africa.
The silent guardians: Data centers are critical for national security - opinion
The fallout from a major data center failure could be disastrous, crippling banking systems, disrupting emergency services, and compromising national security.
Lawsuit dismissed: Elon Musk's X corp loses case against Israeli data-scraping company
A US judge dismisses X Corp's lawsuit against Bright Data, ruling that scraping public web information isn't inherently fraudulent and upholding data access rights.
