Mark Zuckerberg donation of $500 million alleged to have pressured Harvard University into firing misinformation expert

Mark Zuckerberg donation of $500 million alleged to have pressured Harvard University into firing misinformation expert
Music-streaming service Spotify to slash 17 percent of workforce a month after stepping back from costly podcast drive
Staff paying the price. A week after closing $61bn purchase of VMware, Broadcom begins laying off VMware employees
A week after withdrawing all its autonomous cars, replacing its CEO, Cruise warns staff of layoffs and said it will re-launch in one city
More job layoffs again at Amazon's Alexa division, on top of the 27,000 jobs already let go in the past twelve months
Focus on worker augmentation to improve productivity and quality of work, rather than role automation from AI, Gartner warns
Experiment to automate a couple of Amazon warehouse in the US via the use of robots, has prompted job loss concerns
Heavy job losses at Finnish telecoms supplier Nokia, amid weak demand for 5G equipment in US and elsewhere
Another 668 people across LinkedIn's engineering, product, talent and finance teams are to be made redundant, in second tranche of job losses
Filing in California reveals Qualcomm is to axe 1,258 jobs in the US state, after previous warning of shrinking revenues
Staff reductions reportedly underway at Metaverse-oriented Reality Labs Unit, otherwise known as Facebook Agile Silicon Team
Job losses expected, as TalkTalk confirm plan to “demerge its main operating businesses” into three standalone entities
Tech office consolidation, after report Meta Platforms handed back lease on one building near Euston Station in London
Changing of the guard. Top executive at Microsoft in charge of Surface product line, Panos Panay, abruptly exits Redmond
More job cuts at Google, as executive confirms “significant reduction” to its global recruiting organisation
Binance's global head of product resigns, amid a number of executive departures, job losses, and US regulatory lawsuit
X owner Elon Musk auctions off Twitter signs, and hints at 'verbal cage fight' with Mark Zuckerberg instead
Year of efficiency paying off for Mark Zuckerberg, as Meta enjoys a strong second quarter thanks in part to advertising uptick
Price of 2001 merger? Virgin Media O2 is to axe 12 percent of its workforce, as it seeks to “simplify” its operating model
CFO Ruth Porat to take charge of Google's 'Other Bets' portfolio, as second quarter profit beat expectations
Lawsuit from Twitter's head of employee benefits alleges Elon Musk platform owes sacked staff $500m in severance payments
Software giant Microsoft confirms it is axing more staff, in addition to the 10,000 job losses announced in January
Welcome to Silicon UK Pulse – your roundup of the latest tech news and developments impacting your business for the week ending 07/07/2023.
Niantic, developer of popular AR game Pokemon Go, lays off quarter of workforce, cancels two games amidst post-pandemic revenue slowdown
Worrying sign for Waze? Six months after Alphabet merged its Waze and Google Maps teams, comes news of Waze layoffs
More layoffs in tech sector, as Reddit confirms it will dismiss approximately 5 percent of its workforce and reduce hiring
Challenge to Andy Jassy, as Amazon corporate workers set to walkout over return-to-work and environmental policy frustrations
Nearly 500 jobs are being axed at Meta's international headquarters in Ireland, in its third and final round of layoffs
Sign of things to come? BT is cull 55,000 jobs by 2030, and says that a fifth of the roles will be replaced by AI
New boss of Vodafone loses little time and confirms 11,000 jobs are to go, as the operator seeks to turn around its fortunes