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'No Pay Raises This Year': US Tech Company Redirects Salary Budget To AI Investments
CEO Steve McMillan told staff that the company's primary goal for 2026 is to strengthen its position in the rapidly evolving AI market.
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The Software Companies Preparing For IPOs In New Year 2017
San Francisco-based Anaplan, which helps companies with business planning, is in the early stages of prepping an IPO for 2017, according to sources familiar with the matter.
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SAP to Cut Between 1,500-2,500 Jobs as Cloud Takes Over
SAP, which employs a total of around 67,000 people, had said on Wednesday that there would be targeted job cuts, but declined to say how many. A company spokesman declined to comment on Thursday.
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UK Company Asks Meta To Stop Using The Name Threads. Here's Why
The UK software company said it trademarked Threads in 2012 for its intelligent message hub.
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Avaya to Plan Auction After Getting Unsolicited Interest
Apollo Global Management LLC, Permira Holdings and Searchlight Capital Partners among potential bidders.
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Himalayas-Born Cyber Tycoon Climbs Into World's Richest Club
The founder of Zscaler Inc. is now part of a growing wave of billionaires who have built cybersecurity businesses.
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Forget the FAANGs. Pay Attention to the Highflying PUTINs.
Fast-growing software firms are trading above their two-year average valuations.
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Germany's SAP to Buy Qualtrics for $8 Billion in Cash
This is SAP’s largest deal to date topping its 2014 acquisition of Concur Technologies Inc. for $7.2 billion.
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H-1B Visas: India Steps Up Lobbying Against Curbs
India has stepped up its lobbying effort against moves in the US Congress to impose curbs on H-1B visas for skilled workers that threaten the tech sector, which employs more than 3.5 million people.
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The Software Companies Preparing For IPOs In New Year 2017
San Francisco-based Anaplan, which helps companies with business planning, is in the early stages of prepping an IPO for 2017, according to sources familiar with the matter.
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Samsung Brings In Founders Of Apple's Siri With AI Acquisition
The deal is a coup for Suwon, South Korea-based Samsung; the developers behind Viv also founded Siri, which was sold to Apple Inc.
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What Happened When 'Fake Steve Jobs' Went To Work For A Real Software Company
Nine months after Dan Lyons got laid off as a tech editor at Newsweek, he responded to a LinkedIn ad for a job at HubSpot, a Boston-based marketing software company.
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Germany's SAP Warns First Quarter Results to Be Weaker Than Expected
SAP, Europe's largest software company, warned late on Friday that first-quarter results would be weaker than expected due to slower sales of software licences to corporate customers, particularly in Brazil and the United States.
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Kerala Engineer Held Captive In Libya Not Harmed: Family
A 43-year-old software professional from Kerala, who has been taken captive along with three other colleagues in Tripoli, has not been been physically harmed, according to information received by the family.
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SAP to Cut Between 1,500-2,500 Jobs as Cloud Takes Over
SAP, which employs a total of around 67,000 people, had said on Wednesday that there would be targeted job cuts, but declined to say how many. A company spokesman declined to comment on Thursday.
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'No Pay Raises This Year': US Tech Company Redirects Salary Budget To AI Investments
CEO Steve McMillan told staff that the company's primary goal for 2026 is to strengthen its position in the rapidly evolving AI market.
-
The Software Companies Preparing For IPOs In New Year 2017
San Francisco-based Anaplan, which helps companies with business planning, is in the early stages of prepping an IPO for 2017, according to sources familiar with the matter.
-
SAP to Cut Between 1,500-2,500 Jobs as Cloud Takes Over
SAP, which employs a total of around 67,000 people, had said on Wednesday that there would be targeted job cuts, but declined to say how many. A company spokesman declined to comment on Thursday.
-
UK Company Asks Meta To Stop Using The Name Threads. Here's Why
The UK software company said it trademarked Threads in 2012 for its intelligent message hub.
-
Avaya to Plan Auction After Getting Unsolicited Interest
Apollo Global Management LLC, Permira Holdings and Searchlight Capital Partners among potential bidders.
-
Himalayas-Born Cyber Tycoon Climbs Into World's Richest Club
The founder of Zscaler Inc. is now part of a growing wave of billionaires who have built cybersecurity businesses.
-
Forget the FAANGs. Pay Attention to the Highflying PUTINs.
Fast-growing software firms are trading above their two-year average valuations.
-
Germany's SAP to Buy Qualtrics for $8 Billion in Cash
This is SAP’s largest deal to date topping its 2014 acquisition of Concur Technologies Inc. for $7.2 billion.
-
H-1B Visas: India Steps Up Lobbying Against Curbs
India has stepped up its lobbying effort against moves in the US Congress to impose curbs on H-1B visas for skilled workers that threaten the tech sector, which employs more than 3.5 million people.
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The Software Companies Preparing For IPOs In New Year 2017
San Francisco-based Anaplan, which helps companies with business planning, is in the early stages of prepping an IPO for 2017, according to sources familiar with the matter.
-
Samsung Brings In Founders Of Apple's Siri With AI Acquisition
The deal is a coup for Suwon, South Korea-based Samsung; the developers behind Viv also founded Siri, which was sold to Apple Inc.
-
What Happened When 'Fake Steve Jobs' Went To Work For A Real Software Company
Nine months after Dan Lyons got laid off as a tech editor at Newsweek, he responded to a LinkedIn ad for a job at HubSpot, a Boston-based marketing software company.
-
Germany's SAP Warns First Quarter Results to Be Weaker Than Expected
SAP, Europe's largest software company, warned late on Friday that first-quarter results would be weaker than expected due to slower sales of software licences to corporate customers, particularly in Brazil and the United States.
-
Kerala Engineer Held Captive In Libya Not Harmed: Family
A 43-year-old software professional from Kerala, who has been taken captive along with three other colleagues in Tripoli, has not been been physically harmed, according to information received by the family.
-
SAP to Cut Between 1,500-2,500 Jobs as Cloud Takes Over
SAP, which employs a total of around 67,000 people, had said on Wednesday that there would be targeted job cuts, but declined to say how many. A company spokesman declined to comment on Thursday.
