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A recent survey found that a further 25% were "too embarrassed" to do the same, while 22% said they can't afford it.

A new provision would force companies to make cancelling subscriptions as easy as signing up.

The bank failed on March 10, and the FDIC couldn't find a buyer for it last week. Now, auctions are the next step.

The cuts impact four divisions of the ecommerce company: Amazon Web Services, advertising, Twitch, and human resources. 

Dubbed Einstein GPT, the new tool will have a business focus, allowing users to take advantage of the generative AI platform.

The social media giant already laid off 11,000 employees in November and has asked managers to stop manager to cut costs.

From data analysis to PA tasks, ChatGPT's applications are extensive. Here's how businesses are currently using the tool.

CEO says the bank is investing in 'transformation' and simply 'streamlining' processes.

2025 looks set to follow last year's trend for tech layoffs. We track the latest job cuts from Amazon, Salesforce and others.

The annual US inflation rate was 6.4% for the 12-month period ending in January 2022. Most 2023 raises will be lower.

Companies without clearly defined values are losing out on talent, and employers need to take note.

The research on the four-day work week has shown that it improves productivity, mental health, and even revenue.

Twitter's India team was already gutted in late 2022, when Twitter fired more than 90% of its more than 200 employees.

The popular website builder is letting go of 370 workers, adding on to the 100 laid off employees from September last year.

Portland, OR and Austin, TX follow close behind the nation's frontrunner, with New York trailing behind at #94.

This ban would be a huge win for the 18% of US workers that are currently subject to the clause.

As workers are grow increasingly resentful towards their jobs, many are no longer staying quiet.

Even the media empire isn't immune to economic downturn, with CEO Bob Iger planning to make cuts to the tune of $5.5 billion.

The CEO says that the move will free up "additional space to invest and create new roles in high-potential areas."

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