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CNN cuts staffers amid Warner Bros. Discovery rebuild

CNN cuts staffers amid Warner Bros. Discovery rebuild

CNN has informed employees that layoffs are underway as parent company Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) looks to slash $3 billion worth of costs over the next two years. According to an internal memo obtained by Yahoo Finance, CNN CEO Chris Licht wrote to employees on Wednesday: “Our people are the heart and soul of this organization. It is incredibly hard to say goodbye to any one member of the CNN team, much less many.” “I recently described this process as a gut punch, because I know that is… Source link

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Google, Microsoft-backed VerSe Innovation cuts 5% of workforce, reduces salaries • TechCrunch

Google, Microsoft-backed VerSe Innovation cuts 5% of workforce, reduces salaries • TechCrunch

India’s VerSe Innovation — the $5 billion Indian startup behind news aggregator Dailyhunt, short-video platform Josh, and hyperlocal video app PublicVibe — has cut 150 employees, or 5% of its workforce of 3,000, TechCrunch has learned and confirmed. The Bengaluru-based startup informed impacted employees on Friday and separately held a town hall meeting on Monday where it announced pay cuts to its remaining staff, people familiar with the matter told… Source link

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HP Cuts Jobs as Recession Looms for Big Tech

HP Cuts Jobs as Recession Looms for Big Tech

Big Tech is bracing for a tough road ahead as HP Inc. said it will axe 10% of its staff, Dell warned that sales are sliding, and Google prepares to designate 10,000 employees as low-performing, a potential prelude to mass staff reductions. The reductions come as a potential recession and post-pandemic decline in sales have led many technology companies to reevaluate staffing needs. HP will cut 4,000 to 6,000 employees in the next five years, aiming to save $1.4 billion a year. “At this… Source link

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Here’s where Big Tech’s next layoffs might be – and when the cuts may finally end

Here’s where Big Tech’s next layoffs might be – and when the cuts may finally end

Layoffs have slammed Big Tech, as some of the sector’s biggest names, from Amazon (AMZN) to Meta (META) to Stripe, have cut thousands of employees. After at least a decade of expansion, tech companies have been rattled by inflation along with a slowdown in advertiser spending. The ad spending crunch has hit social media companies like Meta and Twitter hard, of course. Even Google parent Alphabet (GOOG, GOOGL) was slammed in its latest earnings cycle, as YouTube missed sales expectations by a… Source link

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Tesla China deliveries slip from record high despite price cuts

Tesla China deliveries slip from record high despite price cuts

Despite fresh price cuts in the region, Tesla sales in China tapered off in October. The China Passenger Car Association (CPCA) reported Tesla delivered 71,704 China-made Model 3 and Model Y vehicles in October, which was a 14% drop from September. Tesla’s September sales of 83,135 were an all-time high for Tesla in China, after the automaker upgraded its Shanghai Gigafactory this summer in order to boost production to over 750K vehicles a year. Despite the drop in Tesla deliveries, total… Source link

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Beyond Meat cuts 19% of workforce, including alleged nose-biting COO, stock plunges

Beyond Meat cuts 19% of workforce, including alleged nose-biting COO, stock plunges

Beyond Meat is letting go of an executive who allegedly bit someone’s nose outside of a football game last month as part of a 19% reduction in the plant-based meat company’s global workforce that also includes the embattled company’s COO. Beyond Meat stock were down more than 7% in pre-market trading as of 7:12 AM ET. The company stated that the last day of Chief Operating Officer (COO) Doug Ramsey would be Friday. Ramsey had been on suspension since September 20 after the alleged incident,… Source link

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Google accused of ‘nickel and diming’ workers over fun cuts, but there are more relevant perks

Google accused of ‘nickel and diming’ workers over fun cuts, but there are more relevant perks

The news: Dialogue between Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai and Google employees became tense during a company-wide all-hands meeting this week. As Pichai elaborated on the company’s “simplicity sprint” initiative, he also fielded tense employee questions about the company’s travel and entertainment budget cuts, potential layoffs, and calls for more productivity, per CNBC. One employee accused Google of “nickel and diming” its workforce despite “record profits and huge cash… Source link

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Google has yet another ‘heated’ all-hands grilling CEO Sundar Pichai over spending cuts. He replies workers ‘shouldn’t always equate fun with money’

Google has yet another ‘heated’ all-hands grilling CEO Sundar Pichai over spending cuts. He replies workers ‘shouldn’t always equate fun with money’

Dissatisfied Google employees have put top executives on the hot seat a few times this year.  Most recently, they interrogated CEO Sundar Pichai at an all-hands meeting this week about the company’s spending cuts amid a challenging economic climate, CNBC first reported.  At the meeting, employees submitted questions via an internal Google tool, and fellow workers then up-voted popular questions for executives to answer. When asked about why the company is limiting certain… Source link

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Google CEO Pichai fields questions on cost cuts at all-hands meeting

Google CEO Pichai fields questions on cost cuts at all-hands meeting

Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai gestures during a session at the World Economic Forum (WEF) annual meeting in Davos, on January 22, 2020. Fabrice COFFRINI | AFP | Getty Images As Google tries to navigate an unfamiliar environment of slowing growth, cost cutting and employee dissent over cultural changes, CEO Sundar Pichai is finding himself on the defensive. At a companywide all-hands meeting this week, Pichai was faced with tough questions from employees related to cuts to travel and entertainment… Source link

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Goldman Sachs cuts 2022 target for S&P 500 by 16%

Goldman Sachs cuts 2022 target for S&P 500 by 16%

(Reuters) -Goldman Sachs has cut its year-end 2022 target for the benchmark S&P 500 index by about 16% to 3,600 points, as the U.S. Federal Reserve shows little signs of stepping back from its aggressive rate-hike stance. Analysts at Goldman Sachs wrote in a note late Thursday that the expected path of interest rates by the central bank is now higher than its previous estimate. Their previous target was 4,300 points. The benchmark index last closed at 3,758 points. “Based on our client… Source link

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