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  • OpenAI deal lets employees sell shares at $86 billion valuation

    The tender offer values the artificial intelligence startup at $86 billion, a price that makes OpenAI one of the most valuable startups in the world. Bloomberg previously reported the value and that Thrive Capital, the venture capital firm led by Josh Kushner, would lead the deal.

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  • How companies say ‘layoffs’ without saying ‘layoffs’

    “The fact that you’re calling it downsizing or an org change — which it very well probably is — doesn’t mean that workers are not going to feel something as a result of what you’re doing,” said Harvard Business School professor Sandra Sucher.

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  • McKinsey places 3,000 staffers on review as economies slow

    McKinsey, one of the world's largest consulting firms, warns 3,000 consultants of unsatisfactory performance. Proportion of 'concerns' ratings consistent with past years but affects more employees due to increased headcount. Consulting industry experiences job cuts as clients delay investments.

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  • SpaceX probed by California over sex bias, retaliation claims

    The California Civil Rights Department notified SpaceX of the claims in January, several months after a group of engineers filed complaints with the agency claiming they were fired for criticizing SpaceX and Musk in a letter to company executives, their lawyer Laurie Burgess said Tuesday.

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  • Microsoft, Google woo India programmers to win AI leadership

    Microsoft Chief Executive Officer Satya Nadella will address developers and technologists on “discovering new opportunities with AI” during a visit next week in Bangalore, the country's technology epicenter. He'll also speak to industry leaders in Mumbai about the opportunities and challenges with next-generation AI. Separately, Google’s chief scientist Jeff Dean will speak on AI’s next frontier with researchers, developers and startups in Bangalore and then participate in a fireside chat about India's role in enabling AI to drive massive societal impact.

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  • Zoom lays off 150 employees

    The employee departures at the company known for its videoconferencing software amount to less than 2% of its workforce, according to a person familiar with the matter. The reductions are not companywide and Zoom will continue to add people in 2024 in areas such as artificial intelligence, sales and engineering, said the person, who asked not to be identified discussing internal company strategy.

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  • AI officer is the hot new job that pays over $1 million

    Businesses are now scrambling to appoint AI leaders, with some metaverse executives reinventing themselves as AI experts. Compensation packages for AI leaders average above $1 million. Most companies have moved on from the metaverse trend, focusing instead on AI. The fickle nature of technology trends is evident in the shifting focus from metaverse to AI.

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  • Germany is launching a six-month trial of 4-day work week from Feb 1

    “I’m absolutely convinced that investments in ‘new work’ pay off because they increase well-being and motivation, subsequently increasing efficiency,” said Sören Fricke, co-founder of event planner Solidsense, one of 45 companies taking part in the pilot. “The four-day week, if it works, won’t cost us anything either in the long run.”

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  • Boeing’s legacy vanished into thin air and saving it will take years

    “I have heard those outside our company wondering if we’ve lost a step. I view it as quite the opposite,” Calhoun wrote in a company memo, going on to tout the “rigor around our quality processes” at the US aircraft manufacturer. “I am proud of the team, and confident we’ll look back on this time period as when we took the necessary steps that set Boeing on the right course for the future.”

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