Hello, communicators: Family farm Dutch Daffodils and travel blog Tulips in Holland recently shared a message from the tulip fields in The Netherlands: Due to Covid-19 travel plans have changed. Many of you were planning to travel to The Netherlands to see the flower… Posted by Dutch Daffodils on Sunday, April 19, 2020 As you respond […]
UiPath has reduced its workforce by several hundred employees.[i] The business has grown at an incredible pace, as have several other providers such as Automation Anywhere. Overall, there is nothing we see that indicates a flattening or slowing of robotic process automation (RPA’s) growth. The layoffs have more to do with the challenges of scaling
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MobileSyrup‘s technology and telecom reporter, Shruti Shekar, is doing a radio residency with Ottawa’s Live 88.5 this week for the station’s TechBites segment. For the October 16th segment, Shruti spoke about the Google Pixel 4 event, Uber layoffs, and Apple and the Chinese company Tencent. https://cdn.mobilesyrup.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/OCT-16-MSU-TECHBITES-SHRUTI_01.mp3 She first spoke about what came out of Google
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Conductor, an SEO technology company owned by WeWork is said to be up for sale. This comes after WeWork’s aborted IPO filing. Reports say that WeWork is under pressure to raise cash. Sale Expected by Early 2020 According to an article in Fox Business, the sales may be complete by early 2020: “Multiple potential buyers
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Major layoffs are all but inevitable at high-flying real estate startup WeWork after Adam Neumann succumbed to pressure today to step down as CEO and take the role instead of non-executive chairman of the company he cofounded nine years ago. Two well-placed sources tell us that the scope is likely to be massive, and includes
2U CEO Chip Paucek came to New York this week in part to assuage concerns around his publicly traded online degree program provider. In July, the online education company’s stock tumbled more than 50 percent after Paucek announced that the company expects double the net loss for this fiscal year and it would debut fewer
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Many Chinese are starting the Lunar New Year holidays with bad news. According to Zhaopin, one of China’s top three recruitment websites, only about 55 percent of white-collar employees surveyed said they would receive a year-end bonus, which may be in the form of cash or goods. Year-end bonuses have become an important element of many Chinese
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Photo: Drew Angerer/Getty Images Last week, news leaked that BuzzFeed, the site that largely ushered in the era of “viral media,” was planning a significant number of layoffs. The cuts aim to eliminate 15 percent of the company’s operating budget, amounting to roughly 200 layoffs spread across the sites many departments: the news division, the
Here’s our recap of what happened in online marketing today, as reported on Marketing Land and other places across the web. Please visit Marketing Land for the full article. Source link
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