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Tech giants now share details on political ads. What does that mean for you?
Here’s a quick primer on the archives of political ads running on Facebook, Google and Twitter, how you can use them and their limits.
Fringe figures find refuge in Facebook’s private groups
Purveyors of inflammatory speech have found refuge in Facebook’s private groups, where they can speak more openly with less fear of being punished for incendiary posts.
The latest beach villain: Sue at your own risk
If every generation in California gets the beach villain it deserves, then Silicon Valley venture capitalist Vinod Khosla is the sandy antagonist of the digital age.
Silicon Valley doesn’t like Trump. It can still work with the government.
There’s a quiet — but growing — debate across corporate America in the age of Trump: What does it mean to be a patriotic company when you vehemently disagree with your nation’s leader?
Aviation Technical Services executive joins Defense Business Board
The former fighter jet pilot, now a top executive at a Boeing supplier, will offer advice from a private-sector perspective to senior military leaders.
Opinion: Washington employers need to be proactive about pay equity or risk costly lawsuits
Updates to Washington’s Equal Pay Act have made it easier for employees to sue over unfair gaps in pay. Here’s what employers need to know about the new rules around equal pay in Washington.

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