Por: Time Tech October 18, 2022
When a group of semiconductor companies, including Intel Corp., lobbied Congress to pass the $52 billion chip-stimulus bill earlier this year—one of the biggest federal investments in a private industry—they argued in part that the subsidies and tax breaks would protect American jobs. But now just months before the funding applications open, the nation’s largest semiconductor company is reportedly planning a major reduction in its... + full article
CNBC USA Tech October 13, 2022
In this articleDutch firm ASML makes one of the most important pieces of machinery required to manufacture the most advanced chips in the world. U.S. chip curbs have left companies, including ASML, scrambling to figure out what the rules mean in practice.Emmanuel Dunand AFP... + más
Biden gambles with global chip supply by halting US firms’ operations in China | Ars Technica
Chip Stocks Are Crumbling. It’s Not Just the China Restrictions. | MarketWatch
Los Angeles Times USA Business October 12, 2022
Warner Bros. Discovery's rolling layoffs have come to its television division, the studio responsible for shows including Ted Lasso, Abbott Elementary and The Bachelor. The group on Tuesday disclosed a reorganization that will result in nearly a fifth of staff leaving the... + más
Warner Bros. Discovery faces suit alleging inflated HBO Max numbers | Los Angeles Times
Warner Bros. Discovery CFO calls company's HBO Max and Discovery+ 'underpriced,' suggesting price hikes may be coming | CNBC
Ars Technica USA Tech October 12, 2022
Navigate Filter by topic Settings Front page layout Site theme Comment activity Sign up or login to join the discussions! Sign up to comment and more - Oct 12, 2022 3:17 pm UTC Andrew Cunningham Share this story Further Reading Intel is planning its first major layoffs in almost... + más
The new “Intel Processor” will replace Pentium and Celeron CPU branding in 2023 | Ars Technica
Intel Plans to Lay Off Thousands of Employees As the Chipmaker Looks to Trim Costs | Time
MarketWatch USA Politics October 07, 2022
Why is demand for labor so strong? The economy recovered a lot faster from the pandemic than expected, fueled by trillions of dollars in government stimulus payments to households and businesses. Americans bought a lot of goods early in the recovery such as new cars, appliances,... + más
New Jobs Data Friday- How Is Employment Tied To A Recession (Does This Officially Tip Us In)? | Forbes
State adds 9,000 jobs in August, more than half are in Baton Rouge | The Advocate
New York Post USA Business September 26, 2022
Goldman Sachs has begun laying off workers across the US — and the Wall Street giant is focused on amid a downturn in dealmaking as the economy slows, according to a report. Last week, Goldman laid off nearly a dozen bankers in the prestigious technology, media and... + más
Goldman Sachs' bankers get their marching orders as Wall Street starts to purge under-performers | Business Insider
Inside Goldman Sachs' 'tough week' as pink slips were handed out from New York to San Francisco | Business Insider
Business Insider USA Business September 24, 2022
The investment-banking division of Goldman Sachs has been hit by layoffs, Insider has learned, in one of the earliest signs of how a plummeting deals market and slowing economy are producing pain for Wall Street.It's been a tough week, one Goldman insider said of the... + más
Goldman Sachs insiders say they are concerned about CEO David Solomon's push to build his personal brand, pointing to staff help for his DJing and use of the firm's planes | Business Insider
A lawsuit is accusing Goldman Sachs of a 'culture of fear,' saying it mishandled claims of rape, sexual assault, and harassment of female workers in the 2000s | Business Insider
MarketWatch USA Politics September 24, 2022
The increase in new claims was accompanied by a rising number of reported layoffs by companies such as Ford and Peloton . Technology giants such as Facebook and Google also signaled plans to reduce or even freeze hiring. To top it off, the Federal Reserve had just raised a key... + más
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