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Video-sharing platform ShareChat is the latest technology company linked to Alphabet ‘s Google to cut jobs. The Indian-based start-up said it is laying off around 20% of its workforce. ShareChat was reportedly valued at $5 billion in its latest funding round last year, with backing from Alphabet ‘s (ticker: GOOGL) Google. However, ShareChat said Monday that it was… Source link

Google plans to combine the teams working on its Maps product and on Waze, a mapping service that Google acquired in 2013. The merger comes as the search engine giant feels the pressure to cut costs and consolidate operations, reports The Wall Street Journal. Waze’s team of 500 employees will fall under Google’s Geo organization, which oversees Maps, Earth and Street View, starting Friday. Neha Parikh, Waze’s current CEO, will leave her role. Google told WSJ… Source link

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Yandex, often referred to as Russia’s Google, is the country’s most prominent Internet company and now wants to move out of the country because of the ongoing Ukrainian invasion. Russia has recently targeted Ukraine’s infrastructure through air strikes, continuing the damage caused to the country and Yandex NV – the parent company – wants to exit Russia because it believes “the Ukraine war could negatively impact its business.” Yandex is widely popular for its search… Source link

With the ongoing war with Ukraine, Russia’s biggest tech company wants to move out of the country. Russia has recently targeted basic infrastructures in Ukraine through a wave of air strikes, causing severe damage in the country.  Often referred to as “Russia’s Google,” Yandex is Russia’s most prominent internet company, widely popular for its search browser and ride-hailing apps. Its Dutch-based parent company, Yandex N.V., now wants out of Russia because of the potential negative impact… Source link

The Dutch parent company of Yandex, dubbed Russia’s Google, wants to cut ties from its Russian unit to protect new ventures in artificial intelligence and autonomous driving, The New York Times reported. The move would mean selling off its popular internet browser, food delivery and ride hailing apps, the report said. But such a sale and transferring the other technology out of Russia would… Source link

Cars driving through Kyiv on Wednesday after Russian missile strikes on energy facilities across Ukraine.Credit…Brendan Hoffman for The New York Times KYIV, Ukraine — Utility crews worked through the dark night in snow and freezing rain to stabilize Ukraine’s battered energy grid on Thursday after another destructive wave of Russian missile strikes, restoring essential services like running water and heat in many parts of the country even as millions remained without power. Ukrainians… Source link

Sundar Pichai, chief executive officer of Alphabet Inc.(Photographer: Michael Nagle/Bloomberg) © 2022 Bloomberg Finance LP Even Google isn’t immune to the severe downturn in the tech sector. Although more than 135,000 white-collar professionals in the tech and startup space have been downsized year to date, the giant search engine has avoided this trend. Amidst pressure from an activist hedge fund, adverse market conditions and a need to cut costs, Google launched a ranking system and… Source link

Google’s way of slimming down through attrition won’t work in the current economy, an analyst said. Google previously avoided making cuts because it would undermine its employee-friendly reputation. Google’s head count grew much faster than its revenue during the third quarter. … Source link

The hedge fund of the billionaire Sir Christopher Hohn has written to Alphabet saying staff at the Google and YouTube parent are paid too much and its workforce should be drastically cut back. London-based TCI, which has been a significant investor in the company since 2017 and holds a stake valued at $6bn (£5.1bn), has written to its chief executive, Sundar Pichai, urging it to emulate cost-cutting measures introduced by big tech rivals including the Facebook-owner, Meta, Amazon and… Source link