Microsoft’s growth slowed in the second quarter of fiscal year 2023 with a 2% increase in total revenue.
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Google and Alphabet announced it would layoff 12,000 employees, with some layoffs effective immediately.
Microsoft announced this week it will cut 10,000 jobs by the end of March and take a $1.2B hit for restructuring.
Apple had a strong year in Services, Amazon expands Buy with Prime, and creators are nervous about a TikTok ban.
On Jan. 30, Microsoft is launching Microsoft 365 Basic for $1.99/month for 100GB of storage with extra features.
With the departure of subscription exec Peter Stern, Apple is breaking its Services division down into 3 separate divisions.
Google has agree to settle a 12-year-old data privacy case for $23M for sharing personal info with 3rd parties.
Amazon has expanded its original employee layoff count from 10,000 to 18,000, sharing the news the same day Salesforce did.
Yesterday Salesforce announced it is cutting 8,000 jobs globally, representing 10% of its total workforce.
Truth Social launches DMs, Meta will shut down livestreaming platform, TikTok tries horizontal video.
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