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When Bill Gates told Halo game maker, ‘Steve Jobs can’t have that, we are…’ |

Microsoft’s 2000 acquisition of Bungie Studios, spurred by a 1999 Macworld demo of Halo with Steve Jobs, secured a flagship franchise for the then-upcoming Xbox. Initially a Mac-exclusive concept, Microsoft’s timely offer rescued a struggling Bungie and transformed Halo into a system-defining, billion-dollar success that reshaped console gaming. Microsoft’s acquisition of Bungie Studios in 2000…

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Apple layoffs: iPhone maker cuts dozens of jobs in sales division; says making changes to connect with…

Apple has cut dozens of sales positions across its enterprise, education, and government teams in a rare workforce reduction that caught affected employees by surprise. The iPhone maker is restructuring how it sells to institutional customers, with some workers believing the move signals a strategic shift toward third-party resellers rather than direct sales.The company confirmed…

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Maker of Omega, Tissot and Longines watches is being removed from benchmark Swiss stock index and one ‘reason’ is China

AI Image for Representation In a blow to the beleaguered Swiss watchmaker, Swatch Group is reportedly set to be ousted from the benchmark Swiss Leader Index (SLI) next month, stock exchange operator SIX announced this week, citing a sharp drop in the company’s market capitalization and dwindling share trading volumes. According to a report by…

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Ford CEO Jim Farley: I have talked to Apple CEO Tim Cook many times, iPhone maker needs to understand that Ford does not have the right to …

Ford CEO Jim Farley has joined a list of auto makers who are raising concerns about Apple’s expanding control over in-car systems through its new CarPlay Ultra platform. “We don’t like the execution of Ultra in round one,” Farley told The Verge, adding “I’ve talked to Tim [Cook] many times about this. Ford does not…

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Consumer healthcare mega merger: Kimberly-Clark to acquire Tylenol maker Kenvue in $48.7 billion cash and stock deal; $1.9 billion cost savings targeted post-merger

Kimberly-Clark is set to acquire Tylenol maker Kenvue in a cash-and-stock transaction valued at approximately $48.7 billion, creating one of the world’s largest consumer health goods companies, AP reported.Under the terms of the agreement, Kenvue shareholders will receive $3.50 per share in cash and 0.14625 Kimberly-Clark shares for each Kenvue share held at closing. Based…

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Nvidia CEO’s dinner outing with billionaire friends sends stock of this Fried Chicken maker zooming

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang having dinner in Korea (Credits: Reuters) A simple evening of fried chicken and beer has sparked an extraordinary rally in South Korea’s food sector, proving once again that Jensen Huang’s influence extends far beyond silicon chips. The Nvidia CEO’s Thursday night dinner with Samsung Electronics Chairman Jay Y Lee and Hyundai…

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Top Gun maker fires bullets: Paramount to lay off 2,000 workers, CEO calls it a step toward success | Business

Paramount Skydance Corporation, the company behind the blockbuster Top Gun: Maverick, has announced plans to cut approximately 2,000 jobs as part of a sweeping restructuring. According to an internal memo sent by CEO David Ellison, the move is intended to streamline the organisation and ensure it remains a strong, future focused company. The first phase…

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Here’s what OpenAI president Greg Brockman describes as an exercise in ‘Pain and Suffering’ inside the ChatGPT maker

OpenAI is facing challenges with managing the allocation of graphics processing units (GPUs) internally. According to Greg Brockman, the President of the artificial intelligence startup, this is an exercise in “pain and suffering.” Speaking on the “Matthew Berman” podcast, Brockman said that deciding which teams will receive the crucial computing resource is an emotional and…

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