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Work from home: Hot-desking: Coming (back) to an office near you

The shared work station is making a comeback. But this time the trend features more quiet rooms and better tech, as employers want more people back in the office.

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Nuheara (ASX:NUH) expands into the US

Nuheara (ASX:NUH) expands its US operations in a bid to take advantage of new medical device opportunities in the regulated hearing industry.

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Making Low-Cost, Stigma-Free Tech Solutions for Hearing Loss a Reality

(Image: Getty) Electronics manufacturers are increasingly producing software and products that address hearing loss. Smartphone apps, earbuds, and soundbars help people understand real-time, in-person conversations, phone calls, and streaming media.  It s remarkable that so many more tech companies are even thinking about people with hearing loss, says Joe Montano, a New York City audiologist and professor at Cornell University s Weill Medical College. Montano was pleasantly surprised to learn that big box retailer BJ s is now selling a dialogue clarifying soundbar that makes it easier for people with hearing loss to understand movies and TV shows by reducing the prominence of music and sound effects in the soundtrack.

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