Meta Announces Layoffs on Business Teams
Wednesday's layoffs complete the third stage of cuts that were announced in March.
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Skepticism Rises Over AWS’s AI Strategy
Amazon Web Services is playing catch up to rivals such as Google and Microsoft, and its customers are taking notice.
Semafor Raises $19 Million
Semafor's has raised $34 million in total. The company plans to return the money it received from FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried to his creditors.
ByteDance Videogame Executive Departs
Huang Linbin's departure comes after the videogame unit last year laid off a substantial number of employees.
Microsoft Unveils Subscription-Based Data Analytics Bundle
Microsoft has had success in bundling together productivity applications and customer management software, and now it's doing the same in data analytics.
Anthropic Raises $450 Million to Fuel AI Work
Anthropic, founded by former OpenAI researchers, has now raised $1.45 billion since its founding in 2021.
Amazon Aggregators Suma and D1 Brands Merge
Many Amazon aggregators have been under mounting pressure from their lenders to merge.
DeSantis to Announce 2024 Presidential Run in Interview with Elon Musk
The interview will be moderated by the investor David Sacks and streamed on Twitter Spaces on Wednesday afternoon.
JPMorgan Adds More Former SVB Tech Bankers
Banking giant says it has added more than 100 bankers in total this year to support its innovation economy business.
ChatGPT Is Using Microsoft’s Bing to Deliver Answers
The new integration could help Bing improve the quality of its results and boost its chance of winning search deals with Apple and Mozilla.
Comcast Unveils New Online TV Bundle, Including Peacock
Comcast plans to launch a $20 subscription TV service, which will include access to Peacock and 40 cable networks such as AMC, BBC America and Discovery.
Shutterstock Agrees to Acquire Giphy From Meta
Deal is for $53 million in net cash, after Meta bought Giphy for $400 million in 2020.
Activist Investor Calls on Yelp to Sell Itself
The agitating investor, TCS Capital, is now one of Yelp's five biggest shareholders, according to report.
Zoom Continues to Feel Pinch of Tightening Tech Budgets
Zoom's sales to large customers continue to slow as companies get more careful about their spending, but the company did raise its annual sales forecast.
JPMorgan Sees Bigger Than Expected Gain From First Republic Purchase
Executives also see signs of economic deterioration on the horizon
TikTok, Citing First Amendment, Sues Montana Over Impending Ban
The law seeks to ban TikTok within Montana’s borders and would levy fines of up to $10,000 per violation per day against TikTok and app stores.
Walmart+ Adds Free Pet Telehealth in Latest Move to Take on Amazon Prime
The membership program has helped Walmart attract wealthier shoppers as more consumers look for bargains.
Amazon Starts Using Palm Prints for Age Verification at Bars
The age verification technology is being launched at two bars at Coors Field in Denver, Colo.
China Telcos to Stop Buying Micron Products Over National Security
The move dials up the conflict between China and the U.S. over technology and comes after the U.S. blacklisted China's Yangtze Memory Technologies last year.
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