Twitter Details Staff Expectations Ahead of Thursday Ultimatum
Twitter staff have until 5 p.m. E.T. on Thursday to decide whether to stay at “an extremely hardcore” Twitter or leave with severance.
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Microsoft, Nvidia to Build Cloud Supercomputer for Large AI Models
Microsoft is teaming up with longtime industry partner Nvidia to develop cloud-based services for training large language models.
Cisco Plans to Lay Off 4,000 Employees in Coming Year
Cisco said it expects to spend hundreds of millions on severance packages for laid off employees in the coming year.
Amazon’s Layoffs Hit Obscure Alexa Teams and Gaming as Others Offered Buyouts
Amazon’s sprawling Alexa team has reportedly operated at a $5 billion loss in recent years.
TikTok CEO Says Company is Addressing U.S. Security Concerns
TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew said the short-form video app is working to address U.S. concerns over its data security.
FBI Director Says TikTok Poses National Security Concerns
Chris Wray's comments come as TikTok, owned by China's ByteDance, is facing tough questions from lawmakers about data security and Beijing's influence.
Elon Musk Tells Delaware Court He Does Not Want to Be CEO
Elon Musk took the stand Wednesday to defend his $56 billion Tesla pay package
Genesis Halting Withdrawals in Crypto Lending Arm
The lending company received a $140 million equity infusion from parent company Digital Currency Group last week.
Square Adds Business Credit Card
Square is launching a business credit card in partnership with Amex, putting it head to head with fintechs and payments giants that have been beefing up financial products for their customers.
China’s Tencent to Offload Most of Its Stake in Meituan
The move comes as Tencent's videogame and advertising businesses are grappling with economic and regulatory challenges.
Activist Investor TCI Calls On Alphabet to Cut Costs
The investment firm urged Alphabet to aggressively cut costs, including reducing headcount and minimizing losses for its Other Bets.
Bidder Emerges for Vox Media as Protocol Closes
All signs suggest that the ad market remains as weak as ever.
How Naver’s Poshmark Acquisition Evolved Out of Partnership Talks
South Korean internet giant Naver’s deal to buy Poshmark evolved out of talks about a partnership between the companies to expand into new markets, a securities filing showed on Tuesday.
SpaceX to Raise Funding at $150 Billion Valuation
Elon Musk’s rocket company has already raised $2 billion this year.
Ant Group’s Consumer Finance Arm Scales Back Fundraising Target
The Chinese fintech giant controlled by Alibaba founder Jack Ma continues to face challenges after Beijing cancelled its 2020 initial public offering.
News Corp to Replace WSJ Editor With British Editor
Rupert Murdoch is reportedly bringing in an editor from his UK newspaper the Sunday Times to run the Wall Street Journal.
Google Pays Record $391 Million Fine for Secretly Tracking User Location
The company admitted to years of violations after initially claiming innocence
BlockFi Taps Advisors, To ‘Explore All Options’ in Fallout of FTX Blowup
BlockFi also announced that customer withdrawals remain frozen.
Twitter Reportedly Lays Off Content Moderation and Infrastructure Contractors
Musk claims he's working day and night at Twitter's staff shrinks
Amazon Plans to Lay Off About 10,000 Employees
The cuts are expected to be concentrated in Amazon’s devices, retail and human resources divisions.
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