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Freshworks Announces 13% Workforce Reduction In Strategic Restructuring
Dennis Woodside, CEO of Freshworks, announced the company's decision to reduce its workforce by 13 per cent, impacting around 660 employees.
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5 Facts About Dennis Woodside, The New CEO Of Freshworks
Dennis Woodside has been appointed as the new CEO of Freshworks effective May 1. He took over as the company chief after Girish Mathrubootham stepped down from the position to become the Executive Chairman.
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Girish Mathrubootham Resigns As Freshworks CEO, Will Now Take On This Role
Girish Mathrubootham has announced his decision to step down as the CEO of Freshworks, a cloud-based SaaS company, and will now take on the role of executive chairman. Dennis Woodside, the president, will succeed him as the new CEO.
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Apple Killed the Google Nexus 6 Fingerprint Scanner: Former Motorola CEO
Google Nexus 6 was planned to have a fingerprint scanner before Apple bought the "best" sensor maker - Authentec.
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Motorola chief Dennis Woodside to join Dropbox as COO
Google senior vice president Jonathan Rosenberg will take up the post of Motorola chief operating officer on April 1.
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Motorola Mobility CEO to join Dropbox ahead of Lenovo deal
Jonathan Rosenberg, the former head of product management at Google, will be appointed as the chief operating officer of Motorola Mobility with responsibility for day-to-day management, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
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Motorola aiming to launch ultra-affordable $50 smartphone: CEO
Motorola's chief executive Dennis Woodside has revealed that company is looking to launch a $50 smartphone.
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Google-Motorola deal final, Dennis Woodside is new Motorola CEO
Google finalized its $12.5 billion deal to buy Motorola Mobility, a key manufacturer of smartphones and other devices.
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Google names Dennis Woodside as new Motorola Mobility CEO
Woodside hired a slew of outside executives to run the company, including Vanessa Wittman, former chief financial officer of Marsh & McLennan, as CFO of Motorola Mobility.
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Google-Motorola deal final, Dennis Woodside is new Motorola CEO
Google finalized its $12.5 billion deal to buy Motorola Mobility, a key manufacturer of smartphones and other devices.
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Freshworks Announces 13% Workforce Reduction In Strategic Restructuring
Dennis Woodside, CEO of Freshworks, announced the company's decision to reduce its workforce by 13 per cent, impacting around 660 employees.
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5 Facts About Dennis Woodside, The New CEO Of Freshworks
Dennis Woodside has been appointed as the new CEO of Freshworks effective May 1. He took over as the company chief after Girish Mathrubootham stepped down from the position to become the Executive Chairman.
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Girish Mathrubootham Resigns As Freshworks CEO, Will Now Take On This Role
Girish Mathrubootham has announced his decision to step down as the CEO of Freshworks, a cloud-based SaaS company, and will now take on the role of executive chairman. Dennis Woodside, the president, will succeed him as the new CEO.
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Apple Killed the Google Nexus 6 Fingerprint Scanner: Former Motorola CEO
Google Nexus 6 was planned to have a fingerprint scanner before Apple bought the "best" sensor maker - Authentec.
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Motorola chief Dennis Woodside to join Dropbox as COO
Google senior vice president Jonathan Rosenberg will take up the post of Motorola chief operating officer on April 1.
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Motorola Mobility CEO to join Dropbox ahead of Lenovo deal
Jonathan Rosenberg, the former head of product management at Google, will be appointed as the chief operating officer of Motorola Mobility with responsibility for day-to-day management, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
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Motorola aiming to launch ultra-affordable $50 smartphone: CEO
Motorola's chief executive Dennis Woodside has revealed that company is looking to launch a $50 smartphone.
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Google-Motorola deal final, Dennis Woodside is new Motorola CEO
Google finalized its $12.5 billion deal to buy Motorola Mobility, a key manufacturer of smartphones and other devices.
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Google names Dennis Woodside as new Motorola Mobility CEO
Woodside hired a slew of outside executives to run the company, including Vanessa Wittman, former chief financial officer of Marsh & McLennan, as CFO of Motorola Mobility.
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Google-Motorola deal final, Dennis Woodside is new Motorola CEO
Google finalized its $12.5 billion deal to buy Motorola Mobility, a key manufacturer of smartphones and other devices.
