Amazon is cutting 16 000 jobs worldwide in the second major round of layoffs at the company in three months.
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The rebranding of Payfast is aimed at creating alignment with parent brand, the company said.
IBM has expanded its software portfolio in the AWS Marketplace to 92 countries, including South Africa.
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Queen Elizabeth II’s death after 70 years on the throne was announced first on Twitter — from the Royal Family’s own account.
Tata Group is in talks with a Taiwanese supplier to Apple to establish an electronics manufacturing joint venture in India.
Former Disney CEO Bob Iger said a “substantial portion” of Twitter’s users were “not real” in 2016 when Disney was weighing a purchase.
Cook credited Jobs with making privacy a top priority at the company and said he largely still runs Apple in the manner of its late co-founder.
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