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Amdocs' four-year restructuring drive has cost $436 million and cut around 7,500 jobs.

Amdocs recorded its highest annual restructuring charges in fiscal 2026, as it eliminated approximately 3,000 positions.
https://t.co/wX1JbrfaN8

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Replacing Jensen Huang could force Nvidia to reinvent the way it operates.

The company has begun looking for a successor to its founder, whose unusually hands-on management style has shaped Nvidia's structure.
https://t.co/gLfUVaxomA

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Jensen Huang steps down as Nvidia CEO, leaving the AI industry without its leading champion.

CFO Colette Kress will serve as interim CEO as the $4 trillion chipmaker searches for a permanent successor.
https://t.co/cDB6JZu78i

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Saudi Arabia's sports spending spree is over. Its global ambitions are not.

After pouring billions into LIV Golf, football and international sporting events, the Kingdom is scaling back costly projects and seeking private investors.
https://t.co/51FI1Ppzzx

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The Jensen Huang crisis is a black swan for the AI industry.

Nvidia's CEO has become so central to the company's identity and the AI investment boom that his potential removal could trigger consequences far beyond its headquarters.
https://t.co/O7zfahjhhu

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Marvell lays off dozens in Israel as chipmaker adjusts engineering workforce.

The company says the cuts reflect changing business needs and are limited to one team, rather than part of a global restructuring.
https://t.co/I1uKYiALMq

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The race to build a robot housekeeper is on. Five contenders put to the test.

From 1X's $20,000 NEO to Unitree's $13,500 G1 and Sunday's laundry-folding Memo, companies are taking different paths toward the automated home.
https://t.co/ILil71nPMX

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Will Nvidia remain as committed to Israel without Jensen Huang?

Israel has become one of the company's most important R&D hubs, with local teams central to its networking technology and other core products.
https://t.co/tJZGewlc00

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“The next Palo Alto Networks has already been born, and it is probably in Tel Aviv.”

New Era partner Ziv Conen believes Israel is on the verge of producing another global cybersecurity giant.
https://t.co/Ykh1JUq9py

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CrowdStrike's business chief: "We're long on Israel and we're not going anywhere."

CBO Daniel Bernard says the cybersecurity giant has continued acquiring Israeli startups through the war with Iran and now employs more than 500 people in the country. https://t.co/jWcEprTuna

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Elligint Health acquires Israeli startup Laguna in deal estimated to be worth tens of millions of dollars.

The U.S. healthcare technology company plans to double Laguna's workforce in Israel and make its AI platform a key part of its offering.
https://t.co/5XtN5IcCRH

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Elbit adds another $260 million European deal as NATO countries buy its rocket systems.

The latest contract will see the Israeli company supply PULS launchers and munitions over five years.
https://t.co/26voBJcZjo

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The race to replace Jensen Huang: Nvidia's potential successors include an Israeli executive.

Apple's Johny Srouji, who leads the company's hardware operations, is among the names that could emerge in discussions about Nvidia's future leadership. https://t.co/ovTn0K4a29

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Replacing Jensen Huang could force Nvidia to reinvent the way it operates.

The company has reportedly begun looking for a successor to its founder, whose unusually hands-on management style has shaped Nvidia's structure.
https://t.co/gLfUVaxomA

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Nvidia board weighs ousting Jensen Huang as shares plunge.

The reported meeting marks a dramatic reversal just days after directors expressed confidence in the longtime CEO.
https://t.co/6KN5c9fDox

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Haifa Port labor dispute puts India's Adani under pressure.

Workers are accusing management of breaching commitments and allowing safety conditions to deteriorate, while the port's owners are awaiting a decision on a proposed dividend payment.
https://t.co/r6RoQQWurX

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Qualcomm's "performance-focused" layoffs reach India, but employees describe a broader restructuring.

Employees say they were dismissed despite strong reviews and pending promotions.
https://t.co/ZBTrxG9RpO

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CyberArk layoffs cost Palo Alto an estimated $60 million.

Palo Alto's annual report provides a detailed accounting of the workforce restructuring that affected hundreds of employees following the acquisition.
https://t.co/4RurdgkjE8

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Mapping Israel’s WasteTech sector: 80 startups up against a 76% landfill problem.

A newly released map from PLANETech details the companies tackling Israel's waste management crisis. https://t.co/EfQFh59WPK

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"We're building the organization of the future, where AI agents will talk to one another."

Nir Korczak, CMO of Playtika, spoke at the Gaming Conference about the transition toward an organization where AI agents communicate with each other.
https://t.co/bi5V0nR8b5