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Shift in abortion laws could lead to a shift in the tech talent pool for some states

  • David Brancaccio
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    Higher gas prices have rideshare drivers questioning their side hustle

    by Andy Uhler Jun 24, 2022
    Services like Uber and Lyft are trying to get more people to drive for them. The math isn't working out for many drivers.

    How the tech landscape could change if abortion laws do

    by Meghan McCarty Carino Jun 24, 2022
    Hard right turns in legislation in Texas and Florida, among other states, have begun creating challenges for recruiting among a mostly liberal workforce.

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