The employees at Meta’s Instagram office in London could either be cut or relocated as part of the company’s latest round of layoffs, according to a report from Bloomberg. That also means Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri is headed back to the US after moving to the UK last year.
When presented with a $100 million sponsorship deal for FTX, Swift was apparently one of the only celebrities who questioned whether it was selling unregistered securities.
That’s according to an interview The Block did with Adam Moskowitz, a lawyer who’s suing over a dozen celebrities, including Larry David and Tom Brady, for promoting the fallen exchange. He says Swift never ended up going through with the deal.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co, the company that’s supposed to spend $40 billion on two chip factories in Arizona, isn’t happy with some of the rules it must follow to receive up to $15 billion in aid under the CHIPS Act, according to a report from The Wall Street Journal.
While the Biden Administration asks that the chipmaker share the details about its operations as well as share its profits from its factories, the WSJ says TSMC finds these terms “unacceptable.”
