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Kelloggs
Kellogg’s announces potential employees no longer need to have a degree
Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times to axe 74 newsroom jobs as advertising slows
Binance
SEC seeks asset freeze for Binance US units in regulatory lawsuit
Google
Google pushes in-person work with new attendance policy
Boots UK
Boots finance chief resigns a year after failed sale plan
Salesforce to donate $10 to charity for each day employees come into office
Merck
Merck sues US government over new law allowing Medicare to negotiate drug prices
The New York Times
Media powerhouses push for protection against generative AI
Coinbase
Coinbase hit with SEC lawsuit as crypto crackdown intensifies
Reddit
Reddit cuts about 90 employees and slows hiring plans
Apple inc headquarters building
The world’s most profitable companies and who is behind them
Binance
SEC sues Binance for alleged illegal use of customer funds
Spotify
Spotify to cut 200 jobs in podcasting division
Hollywood sign
Hollywood actors could strike as pay row continues
Cyberattack
Cybercriminals hack BBC, British Airways, Boots and Aer Lingus
Newspaper printing
Gannett CEO faces backlash as journalists strike over layoffs and pay issues
Byju's
Byju’s sues Redwood for $1.2 billion over loan acceleration
ZoomInfo
ZoomInfo to cut three percent of headcount in strategic restructuring move
Writers' strike
Directors Guild reaches tentative deal with Hollywood studios
Twitter
Twitter head of content moderation quits after Elon Musk’s criticism
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