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<p>Amazon's commitments to address barriers to advancement for women and people of color aren't specific enough, a group of Harvard Business School alumnae said Friday.</p>

Amazon must change corporate diversity policies, Harvard Business School alumni letter says

Supporting a lawsuit filed by a current Amazon employee, an open letter calls for policy changes to prevent harassment and discrimination.

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COVID-19 vaccines and blood clots explained

As the rollout of the Johnson & Johnson and AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccines face hurdles around the world, we take a look at the science behind the shots and the risk of "extremely rare" blood clots.

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Amazon could launch furniture, appliance assembly service

The offering would allow the e-commerce giant to better compete with retailers like Wayfair and Best Buy, Bloomberg says.

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What we expect from Apple's 2021 Spring Loaded event

Maybe "loaded" means a lot of updates?

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<p>Apple still believes there's more to its iPads.</p>

The iPad is perfect for art, games and movies, but Apple wants more

The pandemic has reminded people how important it is to have a keyboard, mouse or trackpad to get work done. The iPad's still working on that.

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Bezos says Amazon can do better by its employees, Google Earth gets big update

In today's top stories, Jeff Bezos shares his thoughts on how Amazon treats its employees in a letter to shareholders. Meanwhile, a major upgrade to Google Earth shows how the world has changed, using a new feature called Timelapse.

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Apple is helping launch a $200 million fund to restore forests

The tech giant will join Conservation International and Goldman Sachs in attempting to remove 1 million metric tons of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere annually.

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Amazon Prime now has over 200 million subscribers

In a new letter to shareholders, Jeff Bezos talks company growth and employee work conditions.

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<p>A computer rendering of NFT's Aska flying car, due to arrive in 2026.</p>

Flying-car buyers can put down $5,000 now for an Aska in 2026

Startup NFT opens up preorders for its EVTOL aircraft at its Silicon Valley showroom.

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Google's new Timelapse feature shows impact of climate change over decades

"We can objectively see global warming with our own eyes," says the director of Google Earth.

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Coinbase goes public, Samsung announces April Unpacked event

In today's news, shares in crypto exchange Coinbase soar as the company floats on Nasdaq, Samsung announces its third product event of the year and the iPhone Mini could be on the way out.

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How bias gets coded into our technological systems

Shalini Kantayya, director of the documentary Coded Bias, tells CNET how bias ends up in our technology.

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