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In a note to staff, boss and co-founder Brian Chesky said: “If we limited our talent pool to a commuting radius around our offices, we would be at a significant disadvantage.”
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The famous slogan appeared in a commercial called “Messier, Just One” from Lays 59 years ago.
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Amazon offers to help the government with green card allocation for employees as the deadline looms
A critical deadline is rapidly approaching for immigrant workers and the businesses that employ them.
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Online store company Groupon laid off more than 500 employees as business is “not at the levels we anticipated”
CEO Kedar Deshpande said: “Our overall business performance is not at the levels we anticipated and we are taking decisive actions to improve our trajectory.”
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Savana, a financial technology business based in Malvern, wants to expand its digital banking division by hiring 100 additional staff after getting a $45 million investment increase.
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Snap is reportedly planning to cut its headcount after disappointing financial results
Snap is in the early phases of planning to lay off its workforce, after disappointing Q2 earnings.
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TaskUs cut 500 U.S. employees in the second quarter despite continued global growth
TaskUs Inc. plans to grow globally as it follows through on possibilities to cut its U.S. workforce.
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Tesla accused of falsely advertising Autopilot and Full Self-Driving by California regulator
California state transportation regulator charged Elon Musk run Tesla for fake claims that its Autopilot and Full Self-Driving features provide autonomous vehicle control.
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Plant-based food maker Beyond Meat will lay off four percent of its global workforce
Plant-based meat maker Beyond Meat is laying off four percent of its global workforce after a challenging second quarter.
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Elon Musk challenges Twitter CEO to debate on bots as takeover saga rumbles on
Elon Musk is challenging Twitter CEO Parag Agarwal to a public debate over how the social media company counts fake accounts and spam bots.
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Tiktok workers will lose food allowances and wi-fi payments as pressure mounts to get back to the office
Tiktok is cutting pandemic-era benefits to its employees like daily meals stipends, as the firm pushes staff to return back to the office.
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Amazon sees opportunity to move into the baby formula market
Amazon is using its lobbying influence to address the infant formula shortage in America because it sees a chance to expand into a $2 billion industry.
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Top Meta executives leave California under Mark Zuckerberg’s remote work policy
So far this year, six Meta executives have left the company’s California headquarters.
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Hiring trends indicate Apple plans to significantly expand its ads business
Apple only recently announced the addition of two new ad spots in the iOS App Store as part of the expansion of its App Store Search Ads programme.
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Apple sells $5.5 billion of bonds to fund buybacks and dividends
Apple entered the US high-grade bond market on Monday with a $5.5 billion four-part offering.
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Who’s Getting What Salary? Starbucks Chief Kevin Johnson to get $60 million golden goodbye
Starbucks’ chief executive Kevin Johnson is to receive a golden goodbye of at least $60m when he steps down from his role at the coffee chain, to be replaced by former CEO Howard Schultz
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Meta sues Snap to win an antitrust suit against Facebook
Meta is asking a judge to order Snap to disclose data it says is needed to defend against a US government antitrust lawsuit.
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Massachusetts Starbucks workers strike over “unfair labor practices” and “union-busting”
Starbucks baristas in Worcester have gone on strike in protest of the Seattle-based coffee giant’s unfair labor practices.
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UK Amazon warehouse workers stop work to protest for pay
More than 700 Amazon warehouse workers in England held a protest over salary disputes.
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Google staff told to work harder as economic challenges loom
Google CEO Sundar Pichai informed employees that they need to enhance their focus and productivity and has made steps to work towards it.
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I Want That Job! Wall Street bonus payouts rise by 20 percent to record high of $257,000
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Walmart is slashing around 200 corporate workers in a company-wide restructure, which comes only after a week the retailer warned of a drop in profits.
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Meta faces new suit for using sensitive data from hospitals for targeted ads on Facebook
Meta is accused of violating medical privacy laws by using a tracking tool that transfers health information to Facebook.
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Apple reportedly planning a high-end watch with a new design and bigger screen
Apple is going to release a high-end Apple Watch with a bigger screen and a redesigned design.
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