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Meta Informs Staff that Layoffs Will Begin Monday Morning in a Now-Leaked Internal Memo
Have a good weekend, Meta employees!
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Meet the Hunt Family, the Billionaire Owners of the Kansas City Chiefs and One of America's Richest Dynasties
The Kansas City Chiefs will take on the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX on Sunday, February 9 in New Orleans.
Amazon Intends to Spend Over $100 Billion on AI This Year. Here's How It Compares to Google, Meta, and Microsoft.
Amazon's forecasted spending in 2025 is 35% higher than 2024 and well above the $86 billion analysts expected.
'Most Successful Yet for Amazon': Walmart Has Topped the S&P 500 for 12 Years. This Month, Another E-Commerce Giant Is Expected to Take Its Crown.
Amazon is closing in on Walmart.
Google Re-Edited Its AI-Generated Super Bowl Ad Because of a 'Cheesy' Fact Error
The tweaked commercial has been re-uploaded to YouTube.
Bill Gates Was Accepted Into Harvard, Princeton, and Yale. He Says He Treated Each Application Like a 'Performance.'
Gates said that his strategy for college applications was to experiment with his "persona" while applying to each school.
Elon Musk Is Essentially Live-Posting While Working '120 Hour' Weeks at DOGE. Here's Why Some CEOs Are Split on Whether This Leads to 'Key Innovations' or 'Burnout'.
Musk posted nearly 200 times on X over 24 hours this week.
Starbucks Is Limiting Mobile Orders to Reclaim the Coffeehouse's 'Connection' With Customers
The coffee chain has made a spate of recent changes to its stores.
'I Didn't Know What I Was Doing': PayPal's Cofounder Says When It Comes to Layoffs, CEOs Should Help Employees Pack Their Boxes
Max Levchin, cofounder of PayPal and CEO of Affirm, shares what he believes is the most decent way to handle the unpleasant task of carrying out layoffs.
A Human Resources Software Company Used By Most Fortune 500 Companies Is Laying Off 8.5% of Its Workforce
Workday is laying off 1,750 roles.
An AI Company With a Popular Writing Tool Tells Candidates They Can't Use It on the Job Application
AI companies are banning AI-generated job applications.
Musk v Altman Judge Says It Is a 'Stretch' for Musk to Claim Irreparable Harm in Case of 'Billionaires Versus Billionaires'
Attorneys for Musk and Altman said they'd be ready for trial at the end of next year at the earliest.