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Qualcomm agrees to pay $19.5M to settle charges of bias against women

The female employees alleged, for example, that the company's promotion system was biased against them

Feds unleash $4.5B push to promote electric car adoption

The need for more charging stations is key to getting more folks interested in buying electric cars and current low price of gasoline doesn’t help the cause either.

Why every tech pro should learn to code

You might think the need for coding skills applies only to programmers, but that is far from the case. This popular STEM skill has found its way into nearly every industry and is quickly becoming a skill.

Hot job alert: Become a Salesforce coder

Making the switch to Salesforce’s ecosystem can prove lucrative for biz-savvy programmers

How to stop making costly IT contract mistakes

Poor IT contract management can cost your business time, money and legal fees. Here’s how to minimize risk by focusing on restructuring contract management and training employees around compliance.

Stop your workers from ‘quitting in their seats’

New research shows that while your employees might be with you physically, they may have checked out mentally and emotionally.

Issa bill would kill a big H-1B loophole

Proposal would raise minimum wage for H-1B-dependent firms from $60K to $100K, but it faces criticism

GE Power’s CDO is transforming his company and an industry

GE Power’s first ever chief digital officer, Ganesh Bell, leverages years of software expertise to drive innovation within GE and with customers, including his own CIO.

Plea to Cisco: ‘CCIE routing and switching written exam needs to be fixed’

Pickup truck plows over ‘Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas’ sign