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Even as some firms are mandating workers come into the office, work from home has permanently changed the work landscape

Zoom Video Communications shares jumped in aftermarket trading Monday after reporting quarterly earnings that topped estimates.

Zoom security flaws could have dire consequences.

Swastikas were also shown in what organisers say were shocking and targeted incidents

It says something when Zoom, whose virtual meeting platform is essential to the work-from-home life, is demanding its employees report to the office twice a week.

With even the big internet firms warning staff they need to show up more often, is working from home over? Or have the attitudes and expectations of employees changed for ever?

The video conference company's latest affront to data protections epitomizes why few trust Zoom in the first place

There has been much talk about offices heading for the buffers. The nightmare scenario is many thousands of office buildings being deemed virtually worthless as leases come up for renewal, leaving owners and even lenders run aground. Landlords, investors and financiers have all been looking over their shoulders nervously.

Users now can easily distribute content via the Zoom workflow, greatly expanding the reach of Korbyt Anywhere.