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Siemens To Cut Up To 5,000 Jobs In Automation Business After Downturn
Siemens could cut up to 5,000 jobs worldwide in its struggling factory automation business, Chief Executive Roland Busch said on Thursday.
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Top Institutes For Executive MBA Programmes Worldwide
FT EMBA Rankings 2024: ESCP Business School claimed the second position, climbing up one spot from last year. It ranked first in Europe for the second consecutive year and excelled in career progression and ESG criteria.
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Apple Planning AI Integrations With Google Gemini and Other AI Models in the Future: Report
Apple surprised many when it announced the integration of OpenAI’s artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot ChatGPT across its upcoming operating systems during the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2024 keynote session. This is the first time the tech giant has given a third-party systemwide access to its platform. However, this is just the beg...
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Use Of Death Penalty Across Globe At Its Highest In 9 Years, Says Report
The use of the death penalty has reached its highest level worldwide since 2015, London-based human rights group Amnesty International said on Wednesday.
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4% Of CEOs Worldwide Are Prioritising Bringing Employees Back To Office Full-Time: Survey
A new survey conducted by The Conference Board has found that chief executive officers (CEOs) are prioritising bringing workers back into the office full-time, five days a week.
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Rolls-Royce To Cut Nearly 2500 Jobs For "More Streamlined" Organisation
Rolls-Royce, the British manufacturer of aircraft engines, said Tuesday it plans to axe up to 2,500 jobs worldwide, or about six percent of its staff.
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Snap Plans to Cut Over 20 Percent Staff, Netflix Hires Two Former Snap Executives: Reports
Snap is reportedly laying off over 20 percent of its workforce in the company’s latest move after losing shares. The company also reportedly confirmed on Tuesday that two of its senior advertising executives have exited. Meanwhile, Netflix has given nod to reports citing that the two former Snap executives will be joining the streaming major for ...
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Amazon Consumer Business CEO Dave Clark Resigns After 23 Years of Service, Replacement to Be Named Soon
Dave Clark is stepping down as chief executive of the Amazon to pursue other opportunities. The executive turned Amazon into a worldwide delivery behemoth. Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said he expects to name a replacement in the next few weeks.
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50,000 Phone Numbers Worldwide On List Linked To Israeli Spyware: Reports
An Israeli firm accused of supplying spyware to governments has been linked to a list of 50,000 smartphone numbers, including those of activists, journalists, business executives and politicians around the world, according to reports Sunday.
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Volvo To Give 6 Months' Paid Parental Leave To Help Female Executives
Volvo Cars will offer all its employees worldwide 24 weeks paid parental leave in a bid to support female executives and equal parenting.
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Facebook F8 2021 Annual Conference Could Lack Mark Zuckerberg’s Appearance, Will Be a Low-Key Virtual Event
Facebook said its once grand annual gathering of software developers will be a one-day, online event this June, potentially lacking an appearance by top executive Mark Zuckerberg.
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Qualcomm, FedEx, Auto Executives To Propose Transport Policies For World In Transition
The group plans to propose a new regulatory framework to address a global transportation sector "on the cusp of a worldwide transition driven by shared, connected, autonomous, and electric technologies."
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Oil Refiners Worldwide Struggle With Weak Demand, Inventory Glut
Global oil refiners reeling from months of lackluster demand and an abundance of inventories are cutting fuel production into the autumn because the recovery in demand from the impact of coronavirus has stalled, according to executives, refinery workers and industry analysts.
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Apple's Phil Schiller Steps Down From Marketing Role but Retains App Store
Apple on Tuesday said Phil Schiller, one of its most publicly visible executives, is leaving his post as senior vice president of worldwide marketing to become an "Apple Fellow" but will retain leadership of the App Store.
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"Little Chance Of Haj 2020": Pilgrimage Body Offers 100% Refund
Pilgrims who desire to cancel their Haj journey for 2020 amid the outbreak of coronavirus worldwide, will be given 100 per cent refund, Haj Committee of India Chief Executive Officer Masood Ahmed Khan said on Saturday.
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Siemens To Cut Up To 5,000 Jobs In Automation Business After Downturn
Siemens could cut up to 5,000 jobs worldwide in its struggling factory automation business, Chief Executive Roland Busch said on Thursday.
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Top Institutes For Executive MBA Programmes Worldwide
FT EMBA Rankings 2024: ESCP Business School claimed the second position, climbing up one spot from last year. It ranked first in Europe for the second consecutive year and excelled in career progression and ESG criteria.
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Apple Planning AI Integrations With Google Gemini and Other AI Models in the Future: Report
Apple surprised many when it announced the integration of OpenAI’s artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot ChatGPT across its upcoming operating systems during the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2024 keynote session. This is the first time the tech giant has given a third-party systemwide access to its platform. However, this is just the beg...
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Use Of Death Penalty Across Globe At Its Highest In 9 Years, Says Report
The use of the death penalty has reached its highest level worldwide since 2015, London-based human rights group Amnesty International said on Wednesday.
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4% Of CEOs Worldwide Are Prioritising Bringing Employees Back To Office Full-Time: Survey
A new survey conducted by The Conference Board has found that chief executive officers (CEOs) are prioritising bringing workers back into the office full-time, five days a week.
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Rolls-Royce To Cut Nearly 2500 Jobs For "More Streamlined" Organisation
Rolls-Royce, the British manufacturer of aircraft engines, said Tuesday it plans to axe up to 2,500 jobs worldwide, or about six percent of its staff.
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Snap Plans to Cut Over 20 Percent Staff, Netflix Hires Two Former Snap Executives: Reports
Snap is reportedly laying off over 20 percent of its workforce in the company’s latest move after losing shares. The company also reportedly confirmed on Tuesday that two of its senior advertising executives have exited. Meanwhile, Netflix has given nod to reports citing that the two former Snap executives will be joining the streaming major for ...
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Amazon Consumer Business CEO Dave Clark Resigns After 23 Years of Service, Replacement to Be Named Soon
Dave Clark is stepping down as chief executive of the Amazon to pursue other opportunities. The executive turned Amazon into a worldwide delivery behemoth. Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said he expects to name a replacement in the next few weeks.
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50,000 Phone Numbers Worldwide On List Linked To Israeli Spyware: Reports
An Israeli firm accused of supplying spyware to governments has been linked to a list of 50,000 smartphone numbers, including those of activists, journalists, business executives and politicians around the world, according to reports Sunday.
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Volvo To Give 6 Months' Paid Parental Leave To Help Female Executives
Volvo Cars will offer all its employees worldwide 24 weeks paid parental leave in a bid to support female executives and equal parenting.
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Facebook F8 2021 Annual Conference Could Lack Mark Zuckerberg’s Appearance, Will Be a Low-Key Virtual Event
Facebook said its once grand annual gathering of software developers will be a one-day, online event this June, potentially lacking an appearance by top executive Mark Zuckerberg.
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Qualcomm, FedEx, Auto Executives To Propose Transport Policies For World In Transition
The group plans to propose a new regulatory framework to address a global transportation sector "on the cusp of a worldwide transition driven by shared, connected, autonomous, and electric technologies."
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Oil Refiners Worldwide Struggle With Weak Demand, Inventory Glut
Global oil refiners reeling from months of lackluster demand and an abundance of inventories are cutting fuel production into the autumn because the recovery in demand from the impact of coronavirus has stalled, according to executives, refinery workers and industry analysts.
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Apple's Phil Schiller Steps Down From Marketing Role but Retains App Store
Apple on Tuesday said Phil Schiller, one of its most publicly visible executives, is leaving his post as senior vice president of worldwide marketing to become an "Apple Fellow" but will retain leadership of the App Store.
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"Little Chance Of Haj 2020": Pilgrimage Body Offers 100% Refund
Pilgrims who desire to cancel their Haj journey for 2020 amid the outbreak of coronavirus worldwide, will be given 100 per cent refund, Haj Committee of India Chief Executive Officer Masood Ahmed Khan said on Saturday.
