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Starbucks announces eighth layoffs in two years. This time those who declined from Seattle to its $100 million Nashville office are losing their jobsStarbucks announces a workforce reduction, laying off 224 corporate employees in Seattle as the company shifts its focus towards its new co...- Starbucks taps tech's wonder kid and serves Microsoft, IBM a cold brewStarbucks is developing artificial intelligence tools internally to replace existing software. These new applications could replace systems...
- Starbucks to open first corporate office in India for tech jobsStarbucks is establishing its first corporate technology office in India, aiming for fiscal year 2027 to bring outsourced roles in-house an...
- Starbucks to cut 61 technology jobs in SeattleStarbucks is making headlines with the announcement of 61 tech job reductions at its Seattle HQ, signaling a pivotal phase in the company’s...
- Starbucks layoffs: Tech unit hit amid major turnaround effortStarbucks is cutting jobs in its technology division. This move is part of a larger restructuring plan. Some Seattle tech roles will move t...
- Starbucks layoffs hit tech teams amid restructuring pushStarbucks is reportedly laying off staff from its technology departments. This move is part of a larger restructuring plan by new CEO Brian...
- While Trump threatens controllers, US flight cancellations will drag on even after shutdown endsAir travelers face escalating flight cancellations and delays this week as the FAA implements deeper flight cuts at major airports due to a...
- Wall Street ends mixed, trade choppy after Fed's rate cut, outlookWall Street experienced a mixed trading day following the Federal Reserve's expected interest rate cut. While the Dow Jones Industrial Aver...
- Dow Jones jumps 400 points as US Fed cuts rates by 25 bpsWall Street indices showed mixed performance ahead of an anticipated Federal Reserve interest-rate cut. The Dow Jones rose, while the Nasda...
- Uber stock drops over 5% as Waymo’s partnership with Lyft fuels investor concernsUber stock faced a dip as Waymo partnered with Lyft for Nashville operations. Lyft's stock saw a surge post-announcement. Investors are con...
- Oracle, Salesforce announce massive layoffs in US as tech job cuts deepen. Check worst-hit departmentThe layoffs in the tech sector has continued and Oracle and Salesforce are the latest companies to announce massive layoffs in the US. Both...
- Cognizant raises staff pay; Wipro, Warburg eye Harman's bizIT major Cognizant announced pay hikes for 80% of its staff. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.
- Oracle layoffs: Oracle cuts over 150 cloud division jobs amid surge in AI spendingOracle layoffs: Oracle has cut over 150 jobs in its cloud unit, mainly in Seattle, amid soaring AI infrastructure costs. While still hiring...
- Vance says Musk making a 'huge mistake' in going after Trump but also tries to downplay the attacksJD Vance commented on the dispute between Elon Musk and Donald Trump. Vance downplayed Musk's attacks. He described Musk as emotional. Vanc...
- Robots struggle to match warehouse workers on 'Really Hard' jobsDespite the rise in automation, warehouses remain big employers of humans. Federal data show that nearly 1.8 million people work in this co...
- Fed sees no 'hurry' to cut rates as confidence in economy grows, Powell saysFederal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said that the central bank will likely continue with quarter-percentage-point interest rate cuts and is...
- Obama, McCain face off in second US debateRepublican John McCain and Democrat Barack Obama promised at their second debate on Tuesday to help middle-class Americans fearful about th...
- Dell cutting more than 1,200 jobs in US, CanadaDell Inc is cutting more than 1,200 jobs, about 900 of them at a call center in Canada, as the computer maker reduces its sales and support...
- Motorola loses customers to Apple, SamsungMotorola forecast an unexpected loss after profit fell 84% last quarter as customers fled to Apple and Samsung Electronics.
- E-papers fight to keep indecency at bayInternet lets readers post obscenities & racist hate speech that would never be allowed in printed paper.
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