AI adoption doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Here’s how to successfully integrate generative AI into your B2B operations. Mark Ogne on May 17, 2024 Ah, there it is again — the genAI buzz. It’s going to transform B2B sales and marketing, right? You’ve been on LinkedIn. Like me, you’ve come across a flood of … Continue reading Cutting through the hype: Generative AI adoption in B2B
By Associated Press January 26, 2024 NEW YORK (AP) — Denim giant Levi Strauss & Co. said Thursday that it’s slashing its global corporate workforce by 10% to 15% in the first half of the year as part of a two-year restructuring plan that seeks to cut costs and simplify its operations. The company employed … Continue reading Levi’s layoffs: The jeans giant is cutting its global workforce by up to 15%
Alphabet is cutting dozens of jobs at its X moonshot lab The division is getting an overhaul to make it easier to spin out projects into startups. Kris Holt Mon, Jan 22, 2024 ASSOCIATED PRESS Just days after Alphabet and Google CEO Sudar Pichai warned workers of more downsizing this year, the former is … Continue reading Alphabet is cutting dozens of jobs at its X moonshot lab
Unity is cutting a quarter of its workforce It will layoff 1,800 people, on top of the more than 1,100 laid off over the past two years. Steve Dent Tue, Jan 9, 2024 SOPA Images via Getty Images Gaming software developer Unity plans to lay off 1,800 employees or about a quarter of its … Continue reading Unity is cutting a quarter of its workforce
By Emily Price October 13, 2023 That Kallax bookshelf you’ve been eyeing at Ikea is potentially about to get a bit cheaper. The furniture and meatball purveyor was forced to raise its prices during the COVID-19 pandemic as the cost of raw materials rose. Now that supply costs have started to become more accessible, … Continue reading Ikea is cutting the price of furniture as customers feel more inflation pain
Terrence O’Brien @TerrenceOBrien I was definitely a little out of my element when I took on this review. I’m not really an arts and crafts kind of guy. Sure, I’ll do the occasional project with my four-year-old. I also like to make things (beer, music, small electronics) and generally have a pretty strong DIY … Continue reading The Cricut Venture is a $1,000 cutting machine for the most ambitious DIYers
53% of CFOs say they expect to increase the marketing budget by at least 3%. The rest plan on keeping it at current levels or cutting. Constantine von Hoffman on March 20, 2023 Slightly more than half (53%) of CFOs expect to increase their marketing budgets by at least 3% this year, according to a … Continue reading CFOs split on increasing or cutting marketing budgets
By Misty Gaither February 28, 2023 With news of layoffs, prolonged inflation, and the possibility of a recession, many business leaders are reexamining their strategies and prioritizing the most critical business initiatives. For many companies that means that DEIB (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging) initiatives are threatened, signaling that these efforts are still … Continue reading This is the real cost of cutting diversity programs
By Michael Grothaus February 09, 2023 Tech companies aren’t the only ones seeing mass layoffs. America’s premier entertainment giant, the Walt Disney Company, has announced it will lay off 7,000 of its workers in an effort to cut $5.5 billion in costs. Disney CEO Bob Iger, who only returned to the helm last November, … Continue reading Disney is cutting 7,000 jobs in a cost-saving blitz as traditional TV faces an existential crisis
Cutting Through The Noise: What Brands Should Know About Social Issues by Ivan Bojanic , January 18, 2023 Conventional wisdom has long held that people want to work with businesses that reflect their values, and in a climate marked by profound turbulence, this presents unique challenges. From the shock of a pandemic to increasingly fierce … Continue reading Cutting Through The Noise: What Brands Should Know About Social Issues
