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Spotify to reduce staff by 17% - Vimarsana News

Spotify to reduce staff by 17%

STOCKHOLM, Dec 4 (Reuters) - Spotify (SPOT.N) will reduce its total headcount by around 17% across the company, it said in

Source: wn.com
As Spotify prepares to cut 1,500 jobs in its third round of layoffs this year, shares jump - Vimarsana News

As Spotify prepares to cut 1,500 jobs in its third round of layoffs this year, shares jump

It laid off 600 employees in January and 200 in JuneThe CEO says he has discussed making smaller cuts in 2024 and 2025Employees are entitled to 5 months

Airline SAS posts Q4 loss as fuel costs, weak crown bite - Vimarsana News

Airline SAS posts Q4 loss as fuel costs, weak crown bite

STOCKHOLM -Scandinavian airline SAS reported on Thursday a bigger than expected pretax loss in the fourth quarter as high fuel costs and a weak Swedish currency weighed on its results....

Scandinavian airline SAS' pretax loss grows in Q4 - Vimarsana News

Scandinavian airline SAS' pretax loss grows in Q4

Scandinavian airline SAS reported on Thursday a bigger August-October pretax loss than a year ago and said it aims for a U.S. court to approve its Chapter 11 restructuring plan in early 2024....

Turkey freezes assets of 82 organisations, people for alleged PKK ties - Vimarsana News

Turkey freezes assets of 82 organisations, people for alleged PKK ties

Turkey froze the local assets of 20 organisations and 62 people based in Australia, Japan and various European countries, citing alleged ties with Kurdish militant group PKK, a decision published in the Official Gazette showed on Wednesday. Turkey's Ministry of Treasury and Finance said the decision was "based on the existence of reasonable grounds" that they committed acts falling within the scope of the law on preventing the financing of terrorism.

Source: aol.com