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Drug use and an increase in homelessness were reportedly other factors that led the supermarket chain to close the store a year after it opened.
This decision is part of the technology giant's cost-cutting efforts due to economic uncertainty. It will close on April 26.
Big Tech, Twitter, Spotify, Dell, HP and 3M are some of the multinationals in the sector immersed in a deep economic crisis.
The company, which has already announced more than 7,000 layoffs, will close its storytelling innovation division headed by Mike White.
The layoffs, which the technology company will carry out over the next three months, will cost the company $1.2 billion in severance payments.
In total, the company led by Jeff Bezos will lay off 27,000 employees. Among the most affected areas are Twitch and advertising.
BlackRock, Bank of America, Amazon, Apple, Adidas, Microsoft and PGA Tour are among the companies that donated hundreds of millions to the movement.
Ana de Armas, Guillermo del Toro, Alfonso Cuarón and Santiago Mitre are some of the Latin Americans who could win an Oscar at the 95th Academy Awards.
According to a study conducted by Morning Consult, 25% of viewers who will watch the 95th edition make over $100,000 per year.
Youtube, Disney+ and Amazon Prime Video are other platforms that generate a high percentage of internet usage.
There will no longer be "fat" children, or "black" and "white" characters. Umpa Lumpas will no longer be described as "little men," but "little people."
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The technology company reported that the cut is due to a pension settlement with its workers, which cost it some $5.9 billion last year.
The legislation would also prevent Congress members' spouses from owning financial assets.
Spotify, Google, Meta, Microsoft, Amazon and Twitter have been laying off a large percentage of their workforce.
The cuts are projected to affect about 600 of the 9,800 people who were employed by the streaming giant in September 2022.
The move, announced by CEO Sundar Pichai, leaves 6% of the technology company's global workforce unemployed.
Citing "macroeconomic conditions," the company joins Amazon, Meta, Twitter and Snapchat, among many others, that have eliminated part of their workforces.
The number of people let go by technology companies so far in 2023 amounts to 25,436 employees.