Ford’s 1914 wage increase followed severe worker turnover after the moving assembly line sharply reduced Model T production time.
The Assembly Line And A Landmark Daily Wage
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Arkéa Hack Timeline: How €100 Million Left The Bank’s Account
Crédit Mutuel Arkéa says attackers used the bank’s own account through a service provider. Customer accounts were not used; recovery remains unclear.
From Factory Floor To Security Debate: China’s SoftBank Robot Decision
ABB says China barred SoftBank’s acquisition of its robotics business in China. The global deal’s status and Beijing’s reasons remain unclear.
Kalshi And Its Co-founders Face Felony Charges For Violating Utah Gambling Laws
Utah filed felony gambling charges against Kalshi and its co-founders as the company appeals a ruling allowing the state to enforce its laws.
Five Questions About Bangladesh’s Garment Wage Board And Factory Protests
Bangladesh named a six-member wage board as garment workers demanded 30,000 taka and protests disrupted hundreds of factories.
A New Work Revolution? AI And The Farming Comparison
A historical account compares farming’s long shift from human labor with AI’s potential impact, while emphasizing that the pace and outcome remain uncertain.
What The Field, Factory, And Office Say About Work
A historical account traces the shift from farm work to factories and services, using US and international employment figures.
Russian Online Marketplace Ozon Lost Billions Of Rubles To Ukrainian Drone Strikes On Its Warehouses
Ozon says attacks on 11 logistics centers cost 30.1 billion rubles; the company is negotiating with insurers as quarterly profit rose.
Risk Reporting For Independent Financial Advisors, One Client At A Time
IdeaNavigator AI outlines a test for one-page client risk reports aimed at solo and small independent financial advisors.
Russian Retailers Seek Emergency Operating Rules For Outages Following Data Center Attacks, Plus Permission To Store Data In ‘Friendly’ Countries
AKIT has asked Russia to let retailers delay data transfers and use backup methods during mass outages, and to permit data storage in friendly countries.
