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  1. Volkswagen plans 50,000 more job cuts, taking the total to 100,000

    TNW ·

    Volkswagen’s supervisory board unanimously approved cutting a further 50,000 jobs, bringing planned reductions to 100,000, and left four German plants without secured production from 2031 to 2034. Half that board represents the...

  2. Saudi Arabia and Snap Partner to Train 20,000 Digital Talents by 2030

    TechAfrica News ·

    The Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT) and Snap Inc. have signed a strategic partnership on the sidelines of the LEAP 2026, underscoring Saudi Arabia’s commitment to building a global digital economy and...

  3. Uber cuts 10% of its workforce and shuts down in Nigeria and Uganda

    TNW ·

    Uber is cutting about 3,300 roles, roughly 10% of its workforce, and shutting down in Nigeria and Uganda as it redirects spending towards robotaxis. Its internal memo says everyone affected has been notified except where local process...

  4. Lenovo unveils first laptop manufactured in Saudi Arabia

    CXO Insight Middle East ·

    Lenovo unveiled its first laptop manufactured in Saudi Arabia, marking a major milestone in the company’s journey to establish a world-class manufacturing and innovation ecosystem in the Kingdom. As Lenovo continues to expand its...

  5. Pine Labs Appoints Jayaram Karthik as Chief Operations Officer

    YourStory RSS Feed ·

    Fintech platform Pine Labs has announced the appointment of Jayaram Karthik as its Chief Operations Officer. In this role, Jayaram will lead operations and merchant experiences across India and International markets, building...

  6. Uber to cut 3,300 jobs in overhaul: Bloomberg

    Tech-Economic Times ·

    ​Uber ​Technologies ​will cut 3,300 jobs ‌or ⁠roughly ⁠10% ​of its global ​workforce as ​part ⁠of an ‌overhaul, ​as ​the ⁠company looks to ​reduce the ​number of managers, ‌Bloomberg News ​reported ​on ⁠Wednesday.

  7. Apple’s new CEO gets a $3M salary and a $55M equity target

    TNW ·

    John Ternus will receive a base salary of $3m a year as Apple’s chief executive, roughly 5% of what the company is targeting for his total compensation. The rest is equity, according to a regulatory filing on Tuesday, the same day he...

  8. Here's What Apple is Paying John Ternus to Run the Company

    MacRumors ·

    Apple has set new CEO John Ternus' target compensation at $58 million, according to an updated SEC filing [ PDF ] (via Bloomberg ). Tim Cook will earn around $47 million in his new role as executive chairman. Ternus' fiscal 2027...

  9. Stripe Adds Online Legal Services Firm Clerky to Its Fold

    PYMNTS.com ·

    Online legal services company Clerky says it is now part of payments giant Stripe . The company announced the deal last week, though terms have not been disclosed. Launched more than a decade ago, Clerky provides startups and their...

  10. Apple has a new CEO, and Tim Cook signed off quoting Steve Jobs

    TNW ·

    John Ternus became chief executive of Apple on Tuesday. He is the eighth person to hold the job in the company’s 50 years, and the first engineer in the seat since Steve Jobs. Tim Cook spent his last day writing to staff.

  11. John Ternus takes over as Apple’s new CEO

    The Verge ·

    John Ternus and Tim Cook | Image: Apple The multitrillion-dollar home of the iPhone, Mac, and so many other tech gadgets has a new leaader, as Tim Cook has been replaced as CEO as of September 1st by former hardware boss John Ternus ....

  12. Apple updates its leadership page as John Ternus becomes CEO

    AppleInsider ·

    Apple's website listing its executives has had its biggest change in years, as John Ternus and Tim Cook both get new roles, but their biographies have been expanded and certain chiefs get new responsibilities. Apple's leadership page...

  13. EU employment law 2026 moved the burden of proof to you

    TNW ·

    If your people team spent this year reading legislation rather than hiring, that is not a scheduling failure. Three pieces of European employment law took effect in 2026. They share a design principle most companies have not yet absorbed.

  14. House Democrats ask GAO to study CISA workforce cuts

    Cybersecurity Dive - Latest News ·

    Five lawmakers serving on the Homeland Security Committee said Congress didn’t know enough about the Trump administration’s changes to the cybersecurity agency.

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