Microsoft is also teaming up with Databricks, a software development company focused on data and AI, The Information reports. The newly-formed partnership will reportedly have Microsoft selling a new version of Databricks’ software that companies can use to create their own AI-powered apps.
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According to Variety, the number of layoffs is in the “double digits,” but it doesn’t affect the company’s content division. Warner Bros. Discovery has had a rocky last few months, as it put productions on pause due to the Hollywood strikes, and lost subscribers following the rebranding of HBO Max to Max.
This report from Wired features interviews with Amazon employees and the first aid staff in the company’s in-warehouse medical centers, who claim Amazon discourages injured workers from visiting outside doctors.
Instead, hurt employees are reportedly treated in Amazon’s medical centers and then reassigned to a less intensive position. Former and current medical staff at Amazon tell Wired that “they faced direct pressure from managers to keep the number of workers they sent to doctors low” and that they needed approval from a manager if a worker requested to see one.
The bankrupt exchange agreed to pay a fine of $24 million to settle the SEC’s charges that it operated as an unregistered national securities exchange, broker, and clearing agency.
The SEC also alleged that Bittrex attempted to get rid of “problematic” public statements that suggested the exchange sold securities:
For years, Bittrex worked with token issuers to ‘scrub’ their online statements of any indicia that they were investment contracts — all in an effort to evade the federal securities laws. They failed.
