Second Twitter Safety Executive Resigns
Twitter’s head of brand safety and ad quality resigned late this week, following trust and safety head Ella Irwin’s departure from the company on Thursday.
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U.S. Executive Order on Outbound Investment Will be ‘Narrow’
Assistant U.S. Treasury Secretary Paul Rosen said restrictions on U.S. investment in China will focus on advanced semiconductors, artificial intelligence and quantum computing, confirming earlier reports.
Amazon in Talks to Offer Cheap Mobile Plans to Prime Members
The company is negotiating with Verizon, T-Mobile and Boost Mobile owner Dish, Bloomberg reported.
California Assembly Passes News Bill Opposed by Meta
The bill would require tech companies to pay news outlets for hosting their content.
Ella Irwin, Twitter’s Head Trust and Safety, Resigns
Irwin has been among the most prominent executives at the company since Elon Musk took over.
SentinelOne’s Shares Plunge 35%
It’s the latest cybersecurity firm to cite macroeconomic factors challenging growth.
MongoDB Reports Strong Customer Growth, Hikes Sales Forecast
MongoDB surprised investors by far exceeding its earlier revenue and income targets, showing how databases are bucking the software spending slowdown.
SpaceX Wins Pentagon Contract for Ukraine
The Pentagon did not disclose the size of the contract.
Trian Chief Investment Officer and Co-Founder Ed Garden to Step Down
Josh Frank and Matt Peltz will become co-CIOs.
Meta Calls Employees Back to Office Three Days a Week
Employees were notified of the policy change Thursday.
Okta Shares Plummet After CEO Acknowledges Sales ‘Uncertainty'
Executives from identity management software provider Okta told investors that customers are asking for shorter contracts and pulling back on spending.
Microsoft Signs Deal With Cloud Startup for Access to GPUs
The deal is a sign that Microsoft can’t keep up with the computing demands of OpenAI.
Meta Announces Quest 3 Ahead of Apple Headset Debut
The company also said it would cut the cost of its existing Quest 2 headsets.
Verizon Packages Netflix and Paramount+ Together in New Streaming Bundle
Verizon's new streaming bundle comes as media, tech and telecom giants are looking to recreate the cable TV bundle for the streaming era.
Apple Mixed-Reality Headset’s Unique Design Makes It Hard to Assemble
Apple's mixed-reality headset is it's most complicated hardware product due to its unconventional curved shape, thinness and ultralight weight.
Google’s Communications Chief to Depart
Corey duBrowa is leaving the company to become CEO of public relations firm Burson Cohn & Wolfe.
Salesforce CEO Benioff Predicts AI Spending Boom
Salesforce's business continues to feel the effects of the tech spending slowdown, but CEO Marc Benioff says generative AI is poised to change that.
Cowen Shutters Its Crypto Division 14 Months After Launch
Wall Street firms have been reevaluating their digital asset initiatives.
Cost Management Startup Vendr Lays Off 25%
Vendr, a startup that helps companies buy and renew cloud applications, is cutting staff amid a broad slowdown in technology spending.
Amazon Employees Walk Out Over Office Mandate, Climate
Social media posts appeared to show crowds of several hundred people gathered near Amazon’s headquarters in Seattle.
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