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Truth Social looks deader than ever. Why Donald Trump’s cult of personality couldn’t survive Silicon Valley

The ex-president’s social media platform is on its last legs, proving that celebrity can’t overcome a lack of innovation.

Fortune

Apple, Disney, Salesforce: Why are the world’s best companies failing to innovate on the future of work?

Disney and Apple have adopted a traditionalist perspective on how to innovate, which ironically hinders innovation, writes Gleb Tsipursky.

Fortune

ChatGPT cashes in on its fame as AI launches plan to charge monthly fee for premium subscribers

Users can get unrestricted access and fast response times when asking the AI-powered chatbot for help—this could help mitigate the estimated $3 million in monthly running costs.

Fortune

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RIP Windows 10: Microsoft is about to stop selling its most popular operating system and it could force people to switch to the latest version

Sales will end on Jan. 31.

Fortune

Spotify joins Amazon, Google and Microsoft in announcing job cuts

The music streaming giant is the latest tech company to sort to staff lay-offs

Wales Online

343 Industries will continue making Halo games following Microsoft layoffs

'Halo and Master Chief are here to stay,' says the studio head.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Spotify latest tech name to cut jobs, axes 6% of workforce

Music streaming service Spotify says it’s cutting 6% of its workforce, becoming yet another tech company resorting to layoffs as the economic outlook worsens

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Tech layoffs: Jobless Indian IT professionals are trying hard to find new employment in US

NEW DELHI: After a year that was marred with geopolitical uncertainties and related impacts like soaring inflation, tightening monetary policy and slowing economic growth, the year 2023 started with a series of layoffs at big companies like Google, Microsoft, Amazon and more.

The Times of India

‘No chance’ of global heating below 1.5C but nuclear tech ‘promising’ in climate crisis, Bill Gates says

Billionaire and founder of Microsoft tells Sydney audience it is ‘great to have Australia on board on climate’

The Guardian - AU

Xbox and Bethesda showcase 2023: start time, where to watch and what to expect

The Xbox and Bethesda Developer Direct is about to kick off and will bring us updates on some of the Bethesda games heading to Xbox Series X|S this year.

Daily Mirror

Surface Pro 9 review: Microsoft’s best tablet – if you pick the right one

Faster and easier to repair, Intel version is best yet, but Arm model isn’t ready for prime time

The Guardian - UK

Spotify to announce layoffs as soon as this week: Bloomberg

Swedish audio streaming giant reportedly planning job cuts after recent layoffs at Apple, Google, Microsoft and Amazon.

Al Jazeera

Layoffs etiquette: Microsoft and others are showing us what not to do when eliminating jobs

There’s no good way to eliminate thousands of jobs. But some ways are worse than others.

Fortune

Microsoft Now Officially Testing Notepad With Tabs Feature For Windows 11

American tech conglomerate Microsoft has officially started testing tabs in Notepad for Windows 11 after a company employee had earlier accidentally leaked the information. Read full story on Dynamite News:

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Big tech is crowing about A.I. as it lays off tens of thousands of workers

Microsoft is letting go of 10,000 workers while CEO Satya Nadella tells Davos, "A golden age of A.I. is underway."

Fortune

Alphabet’s layoff notice shows Microsoft and OpenAI are getting under the Google parent’s skin

The search giant used its layoff announcement to foreshadow the coming release of A.I.-powered products.

The Independent UK

Google announces ‘difficult news’ as it fires 12,000 staff

Staff cuts follow similarly vast reductions at Microsoft, Amazon and Meta

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2 Telecom Stocks to Help You Ring in the New Year

Rapid digitization and the necessity for high-speed connectivity are propelling the telecom industry’s growth. Moreover, the increasing investment in 5G infrastructure should boost its prospects. So, fundamentally sound telecom stocks Verizon Communications (VZ) and AT&T (T) might be ideal buys now. Keep reading.

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Tech layoffs in 2023 are already one-third of last year’s number and it's only January

Mass layoffs by Google, Microsoft and Amazon add up quickly.

The Times of India

Explained: Why tech giants are laying off staff globally

NEW DELHI: The gloomy outlook for global economy in 2023 has pushed several tech firms and Wall Street titans to lay off staff across offices worldwide.

France 24

Google owner to slash 12,000 jobs in latest record round of layoffs in tech

Google is laying off 12,000 workers, or about 6% of its workforce, becoming the latest tech company to trim staff as the economic boom that the industry rode during the COVID-19 pandemic ebbs.

Chicago Sun-Times

Google axes 12,000 jobs, layoffs spread across tech sector

“We hired for a different economic reality than the one we face today,” CEO Sundar Pichai said Friday in an email to staff that was also posted on the company’s news blog.

Fortune

Microsoft under fire for hosting private Sting concert for its execs in Davos the night before announcing mass layoffs

The tech giant’s party in the exclusive Swiss ski resort was labeled “seriously bad executive symbolism.”

Wales Online

Google owner Alphabet announces 12,000 job cuts as it follows Microsoft's cull of 10,000

Google has more than 5,000 employees in the UK

Irish Mirror

Google Ireland job fears as firm to lay off 12,000 workers in latest blow to tech sector

It comes after other companies including Microsoft, Amazon and Meta recently announced plans to axe workers.

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