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Meta announces more layoffs as it rolls back investment in web3 products
Meta will let go of another 10,000 employees till May 2023, marking another round of significant job cuts.
Grab announces its most significant layoffs to date, cutting 1,000 jobs to remain competitive
This is the largest round of cuts for the 'super app' since the pandemic, which saw 5% or nearly 360 employees let go in 2020.
Circles.Life faces more layoffs amid allegations of toxic workplace culture & internal politics
A grim picture of Circles.Life has emerged, with allegations pointing to a company plagued by deep-seated issues that go beyond financial struggles.
Agencies will feel impact of tech layoffs, but carnage won’t be as bad
Tech companies laid off thousands of workers in the past month, casting a dark shadow over the white-collar labor market — but the impact on the agency sector is unlikely to be as grim.
Women demand flexibility in the wake of office mandates, economic downturn and layoffs
Burn out, loneliness and lack of support are pushing women to make work, work for them — despite increasing economic pressures and pushes for in-office mandates.
Dentsu cuts jobs in China as it realigns to new structure
The significant changes to the agency's talent roster in China are part of Dentsu's new global strategy.
Spotify lays off 17% of workforce amid cost-cutting drive
CEO Daniel Ek says cuts will ensure company is “right-sized” for future challenges.
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300 staff to lose jobs as TVB reorganises its operations
The layoffs were announced as part of a cost-cutting exercise, as the Hong Kong broadcaster restructures its TV production and e-commerce businesses.
Stagwell latest holding company to be hit by tech pullback
The holding company’s organic growth dipped 5% YOY in Q2, prompting it to downgrade its full-year outlook and lay off staff.
Elon Musk may be toxic, but he might not be crazy
After more than ten years of trying to be a successful ad-supported business, perhaps taking a different path is the right thing to do.
Bud Light’s US CMO is out
Kyle Norrington, who takes over marketing duties from outgoing Benoit Garbe, will attempt to win back consumers as the brand leans into live sports.
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Avoiding a toxic workplace culture: Experts on what businesses need to do
After Campaign's exclusive reporting on the internal strife in Circles.Life, we speak to ex-employees and workplace culture experts on what red flags other businesses need to watch out for.
Twitter reassigns Singapore-based employees as remote workers
Yet Twitter remains a tenant at its Singapore office, landlord confirms to Campaign.
Big tech bleeds, Southeast Asia ad tech hit, but not as hard
While marketing and ad spend is the first to be slashed in the wake of economic uncertainty, experts are optimistic about a milder brunt for Asia, however, firms need to future-proof themselves to withstand the downturn.
Zoom updates its terms after AI training backlash, orders its staff back to office
The popular video-calling app has stated that the company does not use audio, video, or text discussions from the app to train its artificial intelligence models.
Meta hires Andrea Gellert as VP, global business and product marketing
She steps in for Michelle Klein, who departed in March.
Women to Watch 2023: Melissa Laurie, Oysterly
In the ever-evolving marketing landscape, this short-form sensation’s tale of tenacity is connecting the industry, one TikTok video at a time.
Marketers bet too big on the metaverse
It’s another cautionary tale of chasing the next shiny object.
Media buyers confident in Spotify’s ad biz despite Dawn Ostroff departure
The audio streaming platform said this week it would put just under 600 people, or 6% of its workforce, out of work as its advertising and content lead leaves the company.
Analysts: Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount Global merger would benefit ad industry
Combining the two media conglomerates’ streaming assets would create a scaled entity better equipped to take on Disney and Netflix — though such a deal would face financial and regulatory hurdles, analysts tell Campaign US.
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