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Laid-Off Meta Employee Gets 60 Days to Leave After 14 Years in the US, Says It Is a 'Gut-Wrenching' Experience

Sridhar Vanka's story highlights challenges for skilled immigrants in US tech, including H-1B restrictions and layoffs at Meta. Explore broader impacts on America's immigration system and tech industry.

International Business Times UK

IIT Kanpur Alumnus Compares Bengaluru and Mountain Life, Says ‘Where You Live Decides How You Think’

For many young professionals, success is often measured by salary, job title, and the city they call home. But a viral LinkedIn post by an IIT Kanpur alumnus has sparked a different conversation, suggesting that where we live may shape our mindset just as much as our career does.

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Dead Space creator and Call of Duty veteran Glen Schofield announces retirement: 'I had a front row seat to one of the greatest creative explosions in history'

The blockbuster veteran said last year he might not make another game.

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"How Ubisoft and Embracer leadership aren't in prison absolutely eludes me": Helldivers 2 studio QA manager laments "darkest timeline" as layoffs hurt thousands

The bloodbath gets thicker

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'AI writing is now a problem everywhere on social media': Study finds nearly half of all LinkedIn long posts are AI-generated, and that's only the start

Online networks are drowning in AI-written slop, report finds - with LinkedIn the worst hit.

TechRadar

Google vs Microsoft: Which company is better to work for? A Bengaluru techie who worked at both shares the biggest perks & differences

Bengaluru software engineer has shared his experiences of working at both Google and Microsoft, highlighting how each company shaped his career in different ways. He said Google helped him develop polish and high standards, while Microsoft offered greater ownership, responsibility and deeper professional growth. In a viral LinkedIn post, he…

The Economic Times

Google Gave Me Polish, Microsoft Gave Me Depth, Says Bengaluru Engineer Who Worked at Both

If you've ever wondered whether Google or Microsoft is the better place to work, you're not alone. For years, software engineers have debated everything from salaries and perks to work culture and career growth. But according to a Bengaluru-based engineer who has worked at both companies, the biggest difference isn't…

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Tesla's AI5 with 2nm-class node tapes out at Samsung Foundry — production starts soon, months after TSMC tape out

Samsung Foundry soon to join TSMC in production of Tesla's AI5 processor, a LinkedIn post reveals.

Tom’s Hardware

Partner At Y Combinator Takes Leave of Absence to Join Anthropic

Tom Blomfield, general partner at Y Combinator, has taken a leave of absence from the company to join Anthropic, adding to the competition for top AI talent.

Benzinga

Ex-Meta techie wraps up 14 years of life in US after layoff, says he's tired of immigration clock

A former techie at Meta who got laid off in the latest round of firing that happened in May said he had to make the hard decision of leaving the US, the country where he built a life for 14 years, as the immigration clock is ticking. Sridhar Vanka, who…

The Times of India

Apple vs OpenAI lawsuit: 8 bombshell accusations and how the legal war might change your next iPhone

Apple's OpenAI lawsuit is full of truly eye-opening accusations that, if true, could doom OpenAI's hardware business and scuttle the partnership between the two companies.

TechRadar

Exploring how AI fluency is enabling leaders to fine-tune strategic management and drive business growth

Artificial intelligence is reshaping business decision-making and leadership expectations. Leaders must now embrace AI fluency to guide teams and align investments. Gartner predicts AI agents will augment fifty percent of business decisions by 2027. Peer learning and cross-industry collaboration accelerate AI adoption from experimentation to results. Organizations building AI-fluent leadership…

The Economic Times

A Yale professor says America is now an 'oldigarchy'—and Boomers on LinkedIn are enraged

Yale professor Samuel Moyn says “the rich today are old, to an astonishing extent”—and his new book, "Gerontocracy in America," makes the case.

Fortune

5 Marcus Aurelius Lessons From Meditations That Every Indian Can Apply Right Now

Control the response, not the resultThe Arthashastra makes the same observation Chanakya built an entire theory of statecraft on: a king who reacts to every provocation hands his enemies the steering wheel. Marcus Aurelius said it more plainly in Meditations, you do not control what happens to you, only what…

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"This is not how I imagined it would end": Ubisoft to lay off Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced devs at its Barcelona studio, with one calling the remake's release "bittersweet"

Resynced is the fourth highest rated game in the series and had the biggest Steam launch in the series

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'I find myself in the novel position of looking for a job' — 27-year Bethesda veteran who designed Skyrim's humanoid races and a Microsoft dev behind Xbox backwards compatibility have been laid off

Thousands of Xbox staff have been laid off, including two industry veterans who worked at Microsoft and Bethesda for decades.

The Economic Times

Carnegie Fonder questions Persistent Systems' Nagarro acquisition, cites growth concerns

In an open letter on professional networking website LinkedIn, portfolio manager Gunnar Pahlson questioned the logic of paying a 140% premium for a slower-growing, lower-margin European business exposed to cyclical industrial and automotive clients, including accounts tied to Lufthansa and Volkswagen.

International Business Times UK

Microsoft's Biggest Gaming Layoffs Hit 37-Year Veteran Engineer Behind Xbox Backward Compatibility

Microsoft is cutting 4,800 jobs as part of a major companywide restructuring, including the Xbox division, impacting the gaming industry and veteran developers like Kevin LaChapelle.

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Former Marathon and Destiny 2 lead "pleased to share" outcome of his $200 million lawsuit against Bungie and Sony is "one I am very satisfied with"

Christopher Barrett previously alleged a "premeditated scheme to terminate" him

The Independent UK

Strictly: It Takes Two boss quits ahead of format change for 2026 series to ‘freshen things up’

BBC companion show is reportedly set to become a vodcast this year

The Economic Times

Microsoft layoffs: Xbox veteran Kevin LaChapelle never posted on LinkedIn for 37 years; used his first post to announce he was laid off

Microsoft layoffs 2026: Kevin LaChapelle departed Microsoft after thirty-seven years of dedicated service. He was among approximately sixteen hundred employees affected by recent layoffs. LaChapelle led the engineering team for Xbox backward compatibility and cloud gaming. His departure marks the end of a significant career at the technology giant. Social…

PC Gamer

Laid-off id Software artist says Microsoft is 'nuking the team into the dirt' and is now the size of a 'support studio'

"This is what insanity and despicable corporate greed looks like," said another artist.

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Still think you can spot AI? Here’s how to catch more convincing AI images, deepfakes and scams

The old clues aren't enough anymore. Here's how to spot AI-generated images, videos and scams in 2026.

Bangkok Post

Who's on LinkedIn and why it matters

Does it matter that 84% of the LinkedIn members in Thailand are aged below 35? Of course, it does matter a great deal.

Budget and the Bees

The Rise of ‘Micro-Retirement’: Why More Women Are Taking Career Breaks Before Age 40

For decades, the unwritten career rule was simple: work hard, climb the ladder, and wait until your 60s to finally enjoy extended time off. Increasingly, however, younger professionals—particularly women—are questioning whether that model still makes sense. Rather than postponing travel, caregiving, education, or personal growth until retirement, some are intentionally…

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