Layoffs

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A day after raising $500 million, AI startup Cohere told staff it was laying off about 20 employees
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A day after raising $500 million, AI startup Cohere told staff it was laying off about 20 employees

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July 23, 2024
Dell employees torpedoed the company’s annual report card after it withheld remote workers’ promotions and tracked attendance
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Dell employees torpedoed the company’s annual report card after it withheld remote workers’ promotions and tracked attendance

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July 16, 2024
Tesla is looking to hire 800 new employees 3 months after Elon Musk ordered mass firings of thousands
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Tesla is looking to hire 800 new employees 3 months after Elon Musk ordered mass firings of thousands

By Kara Carlson and Bloomberg
July 16, 2024
Marc Benioff
Tech

Salesforce slashes hundreds more jobs, rattling investors

By Brody Ford and Bloomberg
July 15, 2024
‘Disrupt yourself’ permeates business thinking so much we’ve lost sight of an important fact: Change and improvement are two different things
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‘Disrupt yourself’ permeates business thinking so much we’ve lost sight of an important fact: Change and improvement are two different things

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July 10, 2024
A young woman in a modern office space uses a laptop at a desk. Space for copy.
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Why Zoom—yes, Zoom—went back to in-person work, according to its chief people officer

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July 9, 2024
Burberry luxury boutique storefront
Retail

British fashion house Burberry is reportedly laying off hundreds of employees amid huge stock selloff

By Jack Wittels and Bloomberg
July 6, 2024
Mark Zuckerberg’s ‘year of efficiency’ at Meta has spread to the company’s upper ranks and incompetent VPs are next to be culled
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Mark Zuckerberg’s ‘year of efficiency’ at Meta has spread to the company’s upper ranks and incompetent VPs are next to be culled

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June 13, 2024
Customer on phone app in front of Amazon logo.
Newsletters

Amazon customer service workers are scared AI will replace them—and they’re not alone

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June 11, 2024
A group of young women dance in front of a white-and-red storefront with a "Walton's" sign across it.
Retail

Inside Walmart’s company seat in Bentonville, a once-sleepy burg that now houses its $540 billion retail empire

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June 7, 2024
Layoffs, abusive calls, and AI fears: Inside the front lines of Amazon’s ‘customer obsession’ promise
Tech

Layoffs, abusive calls, and AI fears: Inside the front lines of Amazon’s ‘customer obsession’ promise

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June 6, 2024
Jann Wenner, the founder of Rolling Stone, pictured at an event on November 7, 2017.
Retail

20 years ago Rolling Stone promised subscribers a ‘lifetime’ print magazine for just $99—now they’re canceling and readers are ‘enraged’

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June 5, 2024
A woman is sitting in a cafe looking down at a resume she is holding.
Finance

It’s an employer’s market now as U.S. job openings topple to lowest level in 3 years

By Bloomberg and Jarrell Dillard
June 4, 2024
Photo of Brian Chesky
Finance

Airbnb CEO reflects on fumbled messaging during layoffs: ‘You don’t fire members of your family’

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June 3, 2024
Thinx was the edgy brand that made period underwear cool. Now it’s available in big box stores. Did it grow up—or sell out?
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Thinx was the edgy brand that made period underwear cool. Now it’s available in big box stores. Did it grow up—or sell out?

By Lila MacLellan and Joey Abrams
May 28, 2024

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