Microsoft’s bid for Activision-Blizzard faces new regulatory delays in UK
Authorities in the US, the EU and the UK are all now investigating how the deal will affect competition in the games market.
Stories by Charlotte Trueman
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Zoho's new customer service tool combines bots, human intervention
The cloud software company is aiming to meet the changing customer service needs of consumers with its new blended conversations tool.
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Salesforce deepens integration between Slack and Sales Cloud
Salesforce is offering new Slack and Sales Cloud integration capabilities, designed to help sales teams drive productivity and efficiency while providing cost savings.
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Atlassian targets ITSM with new additions to Jira Service Management
Atlassian has unveiled a slew of new features for Jira Service Management, providing support and development teams with new automation capabilities.
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Stewart Butterfield announces he’s stepping down as Slack’s CEO
Less than a week after co-CEO Bret Taylor said he would be departing Salesforce, Slack’s founder has also announced his decision to leave the company.
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Salesforce co-CEO Bret Taylor’s resignation overshadows solid sales growth
The announcement that Salesforce co-CEO Bret Taylor is resigning has overshadowed its report that third-quarter sales increased by 14 per cent.
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IBM scuttles blockchain-based TradeLens supply chain platform with Maersk
IBM and Maersk are closing TradeLens after the blockchain-based supply chain service failed to attract enough users to be commercially viable.
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Website offering spoofing services taken offline after joint global operation
Law enforcement authorities have arrested 142 people in connection with a website that allowed cyber criminals to steal $120 million from victims.
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Third competition agency launches inquiry into Broadcom’s $61B VMware buy
The UK’s Competition and Market’s Authority will be scrutinising Broadcom’s proposed acquisition of VMware on anti-competition grounds.
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HP to cut up to 6,000 staff in plan to mitigate PC market softness
HP expects to lay off 4,000 to 6,000 employees by the end of fiscal year 2025, reducing its 51,000-strong global workforce by about 12 per cent.
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Zoom sales growth slows as online business slumps in post-pandemic era
As organisations continue to push for the return of in-person work, Zoom’s earnings show the vendor has challenges in the post-pandemic business landscape.
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Almost half of customers have left a vendor due to poor digital trust
Digital trust is a key driver of customer loyalty, with 84 per cent of customers saying they would consider leaving a vendor that did not manage digital trust.
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Salesforce follows tech trend with round of job cuts
Salesforce has become the latest technology company to announce mass layoffs, cutting at least hundreds of jobs from its 73,000-person workforce.
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Zoom focuses on email and contact centre integrations
After becoming the darling of the videoconferencing world, Zoom is now continuing to set its sights on adding new innovations to its wider collaborative offerings.
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Location flexibility linked to improved organisational outcomes
Atlassian’s 2022 State of Teams report shows that providing workers with location flexibility leads to improved wellbeing, innovation and organisational culture.
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