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  • Limeade joins tech layoff trend, set to layoff 15% of its workforce
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  • WebMD to acquire Limeade for $115 million, shareholders rejoice over 325% share price premium
    WebMD to acquire Limeade for $115 million, shareholders rejoice over 325% share price premium
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  • Limeade joins tech layoff trend, set to layoff 15% of its workforce
    Limeade joins tech layoff trend, set to layoff 15% of its workforce
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  • Big Five tech company engages Crowd Media for digital avatars and conversational AI
    Big Five tech company engages Crowd Media for digital avatars and conversational AI
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  • Inspired conference to return as part of Healthia’s focus on people
    Inspired conference to return as part of Healthia’s focus on people
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  • Meta Platforms returns to user growth
    Meta Platforms returns to user growth
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  • Limeade joins tech layoff trend, set to layoff 15% of its workforce
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    Limeade joins tech layoff trend, set to layoff 15% of its workforce

    Tech giants, from Amazon to Meta and more, have been laying off thousands of staff, cementing rumours of an ongoing recession. The economic downturn is not limited to the US, though. Ironically enough, Australian employee well-being company Limeade (ASX: LME) is laying off 15 per cent of its employees as part of its cost-cutting initiatives.

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  • Big Five tech company engages Crowd Media for digital avatars and conversational AI
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    Big Five tech company engages Crowd Media for digital avatars and conversational AI

    Sick of sitting on hold waiting for someone to provide the assistance that you called up for? Those days could soon be over after a Big Five tech company engaged artificial intelligence company Crowd Media (ASX: CM8) for their digital avatars that interact with humanised responses in real time.  Crowd Media’s newest client, which they

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  • Inspired conference to return as part of Healthia’s focus on people
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    Inspired conference to return as part of Healthia’s focus on people

    The healthcare industry has been at the centre of the world’s attention for the past two years. It has also been buried under a host of problems, from staff absenteeism to lack of adequate technology. That’s where allied healthcare company Healthia (ASX: HLA) comes in. The Company, with its “People Focus” strategy, is aiming to

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  • Meta Platforms returns to user growth
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    Meta Platforms returns to user growth

    Social media giant Facebook and its parent company Meta Platforms issued quarterly results reflecting that daily active users (DAU) were finally making a comeback. This pleased investors, which saw shares rise about 18% in after-market trading, with the stock sitting at $207 per share.  After leaving investors wary that Meta was losing momentum in the

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  • Shares drop 24% aftermarket, is Meta the next quarterly earnings pariah?
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    Shares drop 24% aftermarket, is Meta the next quarterly earnings pariah?

    The social media giant Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: FB), formerly known as Facebook, issued disappointing guidance for the first quarter in addition to also falling short on its previous quarter user numbers and profit, leaving investors curious about the future of the company. Pivoting from the classic Facebook website and app, the Meta rebrand aims to

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  • Facebook rebrand to Meta creates new opportunities for Crowd Media’s digital humans platform
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    Facebook rebrand to Meta creates new opportunities for Crowd Media’s digital humans platform

    While much of the world is coming to terms with the rebrand of Facebook Inc to its new parent company Meta, artificial intelligence company Crowd Media (ASX: CM8) have been developing metaverse technology for the past three years and are tipped to see fresh interest in their digital human platform as a result.  The rebranding

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