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Tech Talent Crunch

Taxi cab with the Dice.com add seen on West 34th Street, at 8th Avenue, Monday afternoon. (Photo: Brady Dale for Observer)

Stop It With the Tech Sexification, Dice.com

Seriously, Dice.com—stop it with the sexification of the tech industry. Everything compelling doesn't have to be sultry.
By Brady Dale
Senator Schumer, with David Tisch and Jessica Lawrence at his side.

Schumer Courts Tech Scene with BRAINS Act to Help Startups Hire Foreign-Born Workers

Today, Senator Charles Schumer popped up to New York City for a visit to General Assembly and an announcement: Tomorrow
By Kelly Faircloth

Tech Companies Attempting to Lure Students Outside the Ivory Tower with Free Food, Fat Paychecks

Computer science majors are the new star basketball players. That is seriously the thesis of this Wall Street Journal article. Welcome to
By Kelly Faircloth

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