When the nice but dim guy in your office reveals all the spoilers from Avengers: The Endgame publicly in the canteen.
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When you see the accounts manager midway baring his naked backside on the photocopier.
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Where your PPI claims and other unsolicited text messages really come from.
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Chief four-legged officer
With more and more offices becoming dog (and other pet-) friendly, how long do you think it will be before the job title that heads this post will become an official one?
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A record-breaking year for IPOs 💸
2019 is shaping up to be a breakout year for tech IPOs.
The economy is strong, unemployment rates are low, and investor optimism is high with rising tech valuations. Airbnb, Slack, and Lyft could all go public within the next year, and despite its slowing growth, Uber is among the most anticipated offerings in years.
New York makes sense for Amazon HQ2 🍎
The demand for New York’s tech talent may be heating up.
Amazon is expected to announce the home of two new headquarters—one in northern Virginia and the other in New York City—before year-end, employing 25,000 people at each location. Still unconfirmed, Amazon’s news comes just days before rumblings that Google may also be planning a New York expansion.
The biggest software acquisition in history 💰
In 1994, a computer science grad from Carnegie Mellon published a new project: A Linux distribution he dubbed “Red Hat.” Twenty-four years later, Marc Ewing’s project—and the business spun around it—has been bought by IBM for $34 billion, making it the largest software acquisition in history.
The Umbrella Revolution
In 2014, Hong Kong saw protests against the downgrading of democracy in the Chinese-ruled territory. Many protesters came with yellow umbrellas which soon became a symbol of their agitation.
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