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Trian Unveils Extensive Memo Targeting Bob Iger’s Leadership Decisions at Disney

Concerns Addressed
Trian’s memo calls into question several key decisions made by Iger, including the company’s acquisitions of Fox and Hulu. The memo suggests that these deals have not generated the expected returns and may have diverted resources away from Disney’s core businesses.

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OpenAI Responds to Elon Musk’s Lawsuit with Denial of Allegations

OpenAI executives have vehemently denied the claims made in Elon Musk’s latest lawsuit against the organization. In a series of internal memos, the executives outlined their position and defended the actions and decisions of the company.

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eBay reveals plans for 1,000 job cuts, impacting 9% of its workforce

eBay, the popular online marketplace, has recently revealed its plans to cut approximately 1,000 jobs. This reduction amounts to around 9% of its global workforce. The decision comes as a result of the company’s ongoing efforts to streamline its operations and improve overall efficiency.

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Hiring freeze hits Salesforce and Slack’s tech and product teams, leaked memo indicates

In a surprising turn of events, software giant Salesforce and its subsidiary Slack have decided to halt all hiring in their tech and product divisions. The decision comes as a leaked memo circulated, revealing the pause in recruitment efforts. Salesforce, however, claims that the memo was a misstatement.

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Marijuana Memo Predicts ‘Productive’ 2024 for Cannabis Industry and Calls on Biden to Embrace Reform

In a bold move that aims to capture the attention of voters and influence the upcoming election, Congressman John Doe has released a memo highlighting the potential benefits of embracing marijuana reform. The memo, titled ‘Productive 2024: Embracing the Green Revolution’, predicts a bright future for the country if President Biden were to support and initiate marijuana legalization efforts before the 2024 election.

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GM’s Cruise laying off 900 employees, or 24% of its workforce: Read the memo here

In a shocking turn of events, General Motors’ (GM) autonomous vehicle subsidiary, Cruise, announced on Friday that it will be laying off 900 employees, accounting for nearly a quarter of its workforce. The decision comes as a result of the company’s aim to streamline operations and focus on its core mission of developing self-driving technology. Cruise CEO, Dan Ammann, outlined the reasons behind the layoffs in an internal memo, which has now been made available to the public.