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Zimmer Biomet is kicking off the year strong with first quarter sales growth and progress with its newer technologies, according to a May 2 earnings call.

To minimize the effects of these changes, Southwest is focusing on boosting productivity and managing discretionary expenses. Read more.

The layoffs were deemed necessary as the Los Angeles Times could not sustain annual losses of up to $40 million annually without increasing advertising and subscription revenue. Read more.

The tech company is cutting hundreds of jobs across YouTube's business unit following the recent cuts in Google's advertising sales teams, design and services, knowledge and information products, core engineering, and Google Assistant teams. Read more.

Instagram, part of Meta's efficiency overhaul, cuts 60 technical program manager roles aligning with Mark Zuckerberg's restructuring vision. The move reflects ongoing regulatory challenges.

International Business News: Spotify plans to reduce its number of employees by 17% to cut costs due to slower economic growth. Despite a recent positive earnings report and growt

Charles Drew Health Center said goodbye to 26 employees on Thursday.

Elon Musk has announced that Twitter is cancelling accounts that havent been used for a long time. The move comes as the billionaire tries to ramp up engagement, and opportunities to make money, at the online platform he bought for $44 billion last year

Alphabet, the parent company of Google, exceeded market expectations in Q1 with a net profit of $15 billion and nearly $70 billion in revenue. Despite laying off 12,000 staff, the search engine giant is regaining its footing and performing well in the technology sector.

The investigation focuses on whether the company can protect its users' privacy despite mass layoffs and budget cuts.