Beauty pageant queen dies aged 22 after being struck by lightning
Ana Ferreira had been in the back garden of her mother's home in Almas, Brazil, on Saturday during a mild rainstorm.
Michael Douglas details brutal stage four cancer battle and reveals how much weight he lost during chemotherapy and radiation
The now 82-year-old acting legend's newly-released memoir One Helluva Ride revealed how much weight he had lost when he was ill over a decade and a half ago.
Dior handbag that was snapped up from a charity shop auctions for £8,000
The eagle-eyed seller spotted the Christian Dior saddle bag in a local charity shop in the Cotswolds.
HubSpot Cuts 660 Jobs In AI Restructuring
HubSpot is cutting about 7% of its workforce, or roughly 660 employees, as it restructures into what CEO Yamini Rangan described as a "flatter organization" with fewer management layers. Rangan said the layoffs were "not driven by AI-related efficiencies," though AI remains central to HubSpot's strategy as the company adjusts its organization around AI-driven customer outcomes. Fast Company reports: The layoffs come as investors have spent months questioning whether AI will reduce the need for businesses to pay for software like HubSpot's, a fear dubbed the "SaaSpocalypse." HubSpot's platform helps companies manage their customers, sales, and marketing. The company was removed from the FTSE All-World Index (USD) last month after a decline in its stock price, a report from Simply Wall St noted. The stock is down more than 43% this year as of this writing.
Yamini Rangan, CEO of HubSpot, explicitly told employees in a memo that the layoffs were "not driven by AI-related efficiencies." Rather, the aim was to focus on "aligning our organization with our strategy and how we need to operate going forward," Rangan wrote. She added that the goal is to "build a flatter organization with fewer layers" by cutting back on management.
Still, artificial intelligence has been central to the company's concerns. In August, Rangan blamed AI for why the company "got off to a slow start" in April as HubSpot was trying to adjust its product and pricing. "We're in the middle of a real transition to AI, and we are making deliberate choices to lead in it," she said on an earnings call.
The restructuring is estimated to cost between $65 and $75 million, mostly in severance packages. The company said that laid-off employees will receive 20 weeks of base pay, one week per year of service (capped at 30 weeks), five months of COBRA and Modern Health healthcare benefits, and they will be allowed to keep their laptops.
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Two Romanian nationals plead guilty to sex offences after 14-year-old girl was raped in Manchester city centre flat
Officers rushed to a property in the city centre's Green Quarter in April after receiving reports of a rape.
Strong cooking smells waft into our house from next door if we leave the window open. What are our rights? DEAN DUNHAM replies
Our neighbour has a powerful extractor fan on their cooker. The outlet is close to our property the cooking smells spread into the house.
My business account has been frozen for 82 days and I can't get at my £700,000: SALLY SORTS IT
Anna Money, which holds the business account for our property rental company, has left more than £700,000 of our money inaccessible for 82 days.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor 'claims police took personal items during raids' after his Epstein files arrest
The disgraced royal has asked a High Court judge to assess whether the warrants given to search his properties in Sandringham and Windsor on February 19 were legal.
UFO ties of missing scientist who vanished days after Trump's alien files order fuel new allegations
A UFO whistleblower has made new claims about the missing Air Force general who vanished in February and his ties to UFOs.
Anthropic Claude subscription plan provides more value than OpenAI's, study says
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Exasperating to his friends, infuriating to his foes, but entertaining to the end: Jeffrey Archer's outrageous life saw him survive prison with help from a murderer and amass a £200m fortune
By the time of his death yesterday, Jeffrey Archer had not only sold more than 320million books, but lived a life more curious, colourful and outrageous than any he could have concocted on the page.
Liverpool star Milos Kerkez listed as an 'enemy of Ukraine': Hungary's foreign minister is forced to step in after defender and his father are accused of 'supporting Russia's aggression'
Milos Kerkez is at the heart of a political storm after being included in a list of 'enemies of Ukraine' alongside his father.
Boy, 13, killed in freak slide accident after going down flume that was covered in screws, stricken mom says
Olvin Cabrera Valladares, 13, was playing at Shenandoah Park on September 25 when tragedy struck inside a slide, his stricken mother, Estefanía Valladares, said.
Alexa Can't Control the AUX Input On Amazon Echo Speakers Anymore
Amazon has removed Alexa voice control for the 3.5mm aux input on several older Echo speakers, meaning users can no longer ask Alexa to play or pause audio coming through the wired connection. It's unclear why the feature was removed. The Verge reports: Ars Technica points to this Reddit poster claiming they received a message from Amazon and says an unnamed spokesperson confirmed the change. When contacted by The Verge, Amazon did not provide an on-the-record statement. The message does not include any explanation for why the feature was removed. It also doesn't mention any changes to audio output functionality like connecting an external speaker to an Echo Dot, and it appears that control of the port from within the app's settings menu still works.
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Cristiano Ronaldo hits back: 41-year-old lashes out at Jorge Jesus for 'broken promises' and apologises to Portugal fans and team-mates in extraordinary 1,996-word statement after walking out on national side
Cristiano Ronaldo hit back at Portugal manager Jorge Jesus and apologised to his team-mates for walking out on them in an extraordinary 2000-word statement.
Amazing home with labyrinth of underground tunnels hand-dug by previous owner more than 20 years goes on sale for £300,000
Tony Deane, a civil engineer, spent two decades creating a subterranean network of rooms and corridors underneath his modest home in Reading.
Tories to slash 'Labour's jobs tax' IN HALF to boost youth employment - as Kemi Badenoch warns 'the world is getting worse for young people'
Kemi Badenoch is set to unveil a new 'rescue package for young people' on Wednesday aimed at reversing the slide in entry level jobs under Labour.
Nicole Scherzinger, 48, performs in a sequin bikini as she gets back on stage after suffering nasty burns in an accident with boiling water
Nicole Scherzinger sizzled in a sequin bikini as she got back on stage to perform with the Pussycat Dolls at The 3Arena in Dublin on Monday after suffering horrific burns.
Permanent daylight saving time could be a public health time bomb
Trump pushes the US to adopt pDST, but Canadian researchers say darker mornings come with costs for sleep, learning, and productivity
Four Afghans who fled UK in back of a lorry after gang-raping teenage girl they groomed with vodka and cigarettes are jailed
Mehrab Safi, 21, Salman Habibkheil and Awal Ahmadzai, both 19, and a boy, 17, attacked the 17-year-old girl at a house in Bristol in November last year.