Tech layoffs are hitting companies that are doing just fine

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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella recorded an 8% bump in revenue but has opted to cut roles in its gaming division.

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Boeing 737 Max blowout 'makes us very humble,' says Airbus CEO

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Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury.

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Tesla earned $1.8 billion last year from a side hustle

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk.

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People are turning away from Pepsi's brands because they're too expensive

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Boxes of Pepsi soda are seen on display at a Target store on February 09, 2024 in the Flatbush neighborhood of Brooklyn borough New York City.

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A popular economist says there's no separation between work and play anymore because everything Gen Z does is Googleable

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"They get much older, much faster as a result of living in a social media world," Yanis Varoufakis said of Gen Z.

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Elon Musk started buying Twitter shares soon after Parag Agrawal refused to ban an account tracking his private jet, book says

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Elon Musk started buying shares in Twitter in January 2022.

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The Super Bowl was expected to be the busiest ever for private jets, with over 1,000 flying to Las Vegas

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A San Francisco 49ers fan at Las Vegas Harry Reid International Airport.

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Tesla knocks $1,000 off the price of its Model Y cars in the US to boost sales

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Elon Musk is facing a pivotal year for Tesla.

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A McDonald's franchisee is paying $4.35 million to settle a lawsuit from a worker who said she was raped by her manager when she was just 14

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McDonald's franchisees are upset by new royalty hike
A McDonald's franchise group criticizes McDonald's for royalty fee hike.

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Forcing workers back to the office is 'dinosaur management' — and companies risk losing out, expert says

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Companies are pressuring employees to come into the office more frequently.

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