Intuit executives came up with a way to preserve the company’s hefty profit margins: It began charging more low-income people, writes Justin Elliott and Paul Kiel.
Trump’s tax law threatened TurboTax’s profits. So the company started charging the disabled, the unemployed and students — Pro Publica
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Intel’s neuromorphic system has neuron capacity of an owl’s brain
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AMD launches AI chips for business PCs
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Adobe previews generative AI features in Premiere Pro
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Covered California implements Google Cloud’s AI solutions
Covered California, California's health insurance marketplace, has announced that it will use Google Cloud's AI solutions to simplify the process of providing health insurance to California residents.