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Reality check on fusion fever | Zulily layoffs | Convoy CEO ‘heads down’ working on deal
Wednesday, October 25, 2023
Microsoft headcount plummets | Amazon earnings preview ADVERTISEMENT GeekWire SPONSOR MESSAGE: Explore our immersive expo: Meet and learn from hundreds of AWS Partners all in one place. TODAY'S TOP
Microsoft results top expectations as tech giant looks to AI to fuel growth
Tuesday, October 24, 2023
Breaking News from GeekWire GeekWire.com | View in browser BREAKING NEWS Microsoft topped expectations with revenue of $56.5 billion, an increase of 13% year-over-year, and earnings of $2.99 per share,
Amazon’s new robotic warehouse system | Meta sued by 42 states
Tuesday, October 24, 2023
Seattle is No. 1 in tech workforce ranking | OneBusAway seeks help ADVERTISEMENT GeekWire SPONSOR MESSAGE: Explore our immersive expo: Meet and learn from hundreds of AWS Partners all in one place.
GeekWire Startups Weekly
Tuesday, October 24, 2023
News, analysis, insights from the Pacific NW startup ecosystem View this email in your browser Presented by CIBC Aigen, a Seattle startup that sells solar-powered weed-thumping robots, lands $12M Read
PNW eligible for $1B in federal funding as new hydrogen hub | Microsoft completes $69B Activision deal
Tuesday, October 24, 2023
Bezos buys mansion | Cinerama gets new name | New brain atlases could boost disease research ADVERTISEMENT GeekWire SPONSOR MESSAGE: Explore our immersive expo: Meet and learn from hundreds of AWS
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