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PayPal Will Lay Off 2,000 Employees to Cut Costs Amid Ongoing Economic Slowdown
PayPal on Tuesday said it would cut 7 percent of its workforce, or about 2,000 employees, as the digital payments firm looks to cut costs amid the ongoing economic slowdown facing the technology industry. The company joins titans like Meta, Amazon, and Microsoft that have all recently announced layoffs.
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Elon Musk Said to Question Twitter Employees Responsible for Counting Bots, Spam Accounts
Elon Musk's legal team is said to be asking Twitter to hand over names of the employees responsible for calculating the percentage of bots and spam accounts on social media. Musk and Twitter are undergoing a legal suit to enforce the billionaire to complete his acquisition deal. Musk announced to terminate the deal over wrong information on bots.
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Meta Offers Deferral Programme for Employees Unready to Return to Office in January 2022
Meta said it will fully reopen its US offices on January 31 next year while giving its employees an opportunity to delay their scheduled return by three to five months.
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Facebook Remote Work Made Permanent as Offices Re-Open, to Help Employees in Moving to Other Countries
Facebook said it will give employees the option of sticking with remote work for the long term, even offering to help some interested in moving to other countries.
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Google Hire Gets AI-Powered Features Including Resume Highlights, Interview Scheduling
With the help of AI, Google Hire now automatically analyses the terms in a job description or search query and auto-highlights them on resumes, including synonyms and acronyms.
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Amazon Says Alexa, Its Voice Assistant, Is Now Ready for the Office
Businesses can buy Alexa devices that help employees dial into conference calls, manage their calendars, find open meeting rooms, and order work supplies from Amazon.
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iPhone Dual SIM Variant, LeEco Layoffs, HTC X10, and More: Your 360 Daily
In today’s 360 Daily, dual-SIM iPhone may be in the works, cab surge pricing gets official stamp, and more.
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PayPal Will Lay Off 2,000 Employees to Cut Costs Amid Ongoing Economic Slowdown
PayPal on Tuesday said it would cut 7 percent of its workforce, or about 2,000 employees, as the digital payments firm looks to cut costs amid the ongoing economic slowdown facing the technology industry. The company joins titans like Meta, Amazon, and Microsoft that have all recently announced layoffs.
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Elon Musk Said to Question Twitter Employees Responsible for Counting Bots, Spam Accounts
Elon Musk's legal team is said to be asking Twitter to hand over names of the employees responsible for calculating the percentage of bots and spam accounts on social media. Musk and Twitter are undergoing a legal suit to enforce the billionaire to complete his acquisition deal. Musk announced to terminate the deal over wrong information on bots.
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Meta Offers Deferral Programme for Employees Unready to Return to Office in January 2022
Meta said it will fully reopen its US offices on January 31 next year while giving its employees an opportunity to delay their scheduled return by three to five months.
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Facebook Remote Work Made Permanent as Offices Re-Open, to Help Employees in Moving to Other Countries
Facebook said it will give employees the option of sticking with remote work for the long term, even offering to help some interested in moving to other countries.
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Google Hire Gets AI-Powered Features Including Resume Highlights, Interview Scheduling
With the help of AI, Google Hire now automatically analyses the terms in a job description or search query and auto-highlights them on resumes, including synonyms and acronyms.
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Amazon Says Alexa, Its Voice Assistant, Is Now Ready for the Office
Businesses can buy Alexa devices that help employees dial into conference calls, manage their calendars, find open meeting rooms, and order work supplies from Amazon.
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iPhone Dual SIM Variant, LeEco Layoffs, HTC X10, and More: Your 360 Daily
In today’s 360 Daily, dual-SIM iPhone may be in the works, cab surge pricing gets official stamp, and more.
