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SAP shares surge on 8,000-job restructuring to build out AI - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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SAP shares surge on 8,000-job restructuring to build out AI

It will increase its focus on strategic growth areas like business AI, and identify AI-driven efficiencies in its operations.
What's gone wrong with e-commerce? A look at Alibaba's Lazada, TikTok Shop and PDD's Temu - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Digital Economy

What's gone wrong with e-commerce? A look at Alibaba's Lazada, TikTok Shop and PDD's Temu

Dethroned by PDD Holdings, Alibaba contends with greater structural problems. New e-commerce competitors force them to adapt.

Banking & finance

StanChart trimming more than 100 roles as part of cost cuts

The bank has previously said it is targeting US$1.3 billion of savings from 2022 to 2024.
Tech news in less than 5 minutes – March 2023 - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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Tech news in less than 5 minutes – March 2023

Bite-sized news on layoffs, talent management, the future of work, 5G and digital gadgets for productivity.

Tech

Meta plans thousands more layoffs as soon as this week

The world’s largest social networking company is eliminating more jobs, on top of a 13% reduction in November.

News

Yahoo will eliminate 1,000 jobs in latest tech workforce cuts

Yahoo's restructuring will create a new division called Yahoo Advertising.

Tech

Zuckerberg says Meta to cut some middle-management layers

The Facebook parent will also look to cut projects that are not performing or are not crucial.
SAP plans to sell Qualtrics stake, cut 3,000 jobs - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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SAP plans to sell Qualtrics stake, cut 3,000 jobs

The purpose of the reorganisation and a motivation for the Qualtrics sale is to refocus on its largest business, cloud services.

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IBM to cut about 3,900 workers, still hiring in ‘higher growth’ areas

The cuts will focus on workers remaining after spinning off the Kyndryl and Watson Health units.
Twitter tells Asia HQ staff to clear desks, work from home - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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Twitter tells Asia HQ staff to clear desks, work from home

According to sources, Singapore-based staff have now been reassigned as remote workers in Twitter’s internal system.
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