tik tok and wherever i said leave facebook, put instagram, whatsapp profile, exactly the same things that they say and say about facebook and actually about tik tok, there is an example in relation to instagram , islam mentions in the qur'an to be in the world, when facebook has its own ceo, it says lawyer. i am one of the customs and american and basically this kind of look congress representatives have for us, we need to learn these lessons that have this kind of view , that these are about the national issue of both of them. how many people are like a mannequin of my salary, 140 50 million people who are tik tok members, and this is a voice of opponents, you can hear the same thing , and then i will look at it, save these people. earth's magnetism with the initial speed tick tock it doesn't exist. it's off. the ceo of the congress meeting points out that if there is an industry, they don't have a bad presentation. it's really empty . i want to encourage this based on my possibilities. it's the same atomic bomb as the united states, the only country that used an atomic bomb and accu

it indicates facebook, whatsapp, instagram and meta's virtual reality lab will be affected.p says it cannot be sued for allegedly addicting young users. it claims it is "primarily used for direct communication", fundamentally different from others are at the center of addiction. of course meta, google, and snap are all fighting this. tiktok is resisting legislation that would banned tiktok in the u.s. initial pushback comes from groups lobbying to narrow what is the bipartisan legislation being considered in the senate. they are worried the bills broad language can impact their businesses. we want to dig in on the reporting. it is interesting that a lobbyist for technology seems to be against the pushing back on the chinese app tiktok. why? >> one thing that is concerning about this bill to u.s. tech companies as it is written very broadly. this is a bill that would not just come out and ban tiktok but empower them to include a national security risk of any technology like a foreign secretary -- a foreign adversary. the concern is a lot of u.s. technology has chinese compone

can see that you just put your name wherever i said it, put it on instagram, whatsapp, exactly the same things that they talk about facebook in the tik tok game and say that in relation to instagram, instagram is also doing minutes. it's all about doing it in the surrounding world. you were talking about the ceo of facebook's lawyer. he says that my lawyer is one of them , an american, and basically, he doesn't have any kind of view from the representatives of congress . for us, it has to be that this is the view that these are related to the national issue of both factions belonging to one of the institutions that i am very happy that the world is finally united in the matter of republican and democrat. do you all believe that one person's representative will defend my rights of one hundred and forty and fifty million? people who are members of tik tok and because they are a voice of opposition and unity, they say the same thing, and then i look at it like this, we, the people, have to save him, our people, it is not a form of trust, because it has a non-american shareholder. congress points out that they don't have a bad

managers they were prepare for job cut announcements that will span acquisitions including facebook, whatsapp, instagram% of its work force or about 11,000 jobs. by the way, november. that was in november, but this latest move is part of a cost-cutting push that will eventually eliminate 10,000 positions at the company and a further round of cuts, by the way, set to follow in may. so job cuts across the board in these big tech companies, stu. stuart: still going on. ash, thank you very much, indeed. here's the time where we show you -- get a sense of the market. we always say that. look at the dow 30, all 30 stocks on the dow. who-thirds of 'em them, almost three-quarters of them are in the red, down just a quarter, dow is off 100 points. >>> the administration is backing a bill that would force schools to allow biological men to compete in women's sports. former education secretary betsy devos says it's going to the undo 50 years of progress for women and girls in sports. betsy devos is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ do the work, before the work. bodyarmor lyte. more than a sports drink. permex petroleum is leading the

will she says next month they could also be cut that now those impacted were working at facebook, whatsapp, instagram, in reality lab. now, back in november, we saw the company cut about 13% of its workforce resulting in around 11,000 jobs being lost when it comes to that final round of layoffs. well, again, only time will tell. i did speak with one of the representatives this morning who says severance packages will be given out. that includes around 16 weeks of base pay. plus around 2 additional weeks for every year service when it comes to health care, she says that they will be covering health care for that person who was working for the company along with their family for around the next 6 months. as we get more details as to when this next round of layoffs again, because they plan to >> cut about 10,000 or so employees. but again, there's no time frame as to when they're coming. so they're doing it in increments. but when the next one is, we don't know. some people say it could be in may, but as we get more information, we'll keep you updated. that's a very latest menlo park. michael send it ba

now reports say that those being affected by this will be groups that facebook, whatsapp, instagram and reality lab. this is the second round of layoffs at the company is done. the first was back in november. and at that point, it was around 13% of its work force that was cut resulting in around 11,000 jobs being lost. the reports also say that this internal memo said 2 employees here in north america. if they are being laid you know, they will find out this morning. in addition, they're asking people to stay in work from home, only come into the office if they need to. in those remaining employees that are not going to be laid off. well, they could be going under new management and joining new teams know i did reach out to medal this morning if not heard anything back. >> we're here at the campus. we can't see too too much, but we can see cars coming in and out. there has not been much traffic as of right now. but as the morning starts to progress, and if anybody comes by here will obviously ask. but that's the very latest here in menlo park and michael thomas send it back to you. all

now, there are reports saying that those being affected by this will be groups that facebook, whatsapp, instagram and reality lab. now, this is the second round of layoffs at the company is done. the first we saw back in november. and that was about 13% of its workforce, meaning around 11,000 people that went without jobs report say that this internal memo says that employees that have not been laid off will be reassigned to new managers and new teams. as daria mention, many people are asked to stay at home. that employ that i spoke with today says that the company also updated their vocabulary to include that any tech teams that weren't impacted today might be cut off next month when they do that round of layoffs for the business aspect. >> of matt, i did reach out to matt officials this morning, but i have not heard anything back. and as we get more information regarding that exact number of people that were laid off today, we'll keep you updated as the weeks continue. and as we get more information on layoffs to come, we'll also keep you update on that aspect. but that's a very latest in menlo

now, reporters reports say those being affected by this will be groups that facebook, whatsapp, instagram and reality lab here in the north america section. they are asking people to stay home. now this is the second round of layoffs at the company has done. the first was back in november when it cut around 13% of its workforce resulting in around 11,000 jobs being lost. now, according to reports from bloomberg, this was also town in an internal memo saying that employees that have not been laid off will be reassigned to new managers and teams. and again, they did ask their employees today to work from home if they can and not come here to the campus. i did reach out to matt officials this morning asking for a comment or a copy of that internal memo. not heard anything back and out here live in front of meta headquarters in menlo park. we can only see so much, but there's not been any cars going in or out. it is still again, only 5 o'clock in the morning. but as the morning starts to continue, we'll see if people start to show up. but that's a very latest from menlo park. i'm michael thom

those impacted were working for facebook, whatsapp, instagram and reality lab. back in november, the company cut around 13% of its workforce resulting in around 11,000. people losing their jobs as to when the next round of layoffs will be will only time will tell. i spoke with him at a communications person who says there will be severance packages given out. that includes 16 weeks of base pay for people. >> when it comes to health care, they'll be providing that for the next 6 months. not only for the person who was let go but also their families in menlo park. michael thomas kron. 4 news. >> all right. let's talk a bit about our forecast now taking a live look outside at the city of san francisco, which is really just looks like it's just taking it all that nice sunlight that we're getting outdoors right now. i can see sales force tower right in the middle there looks like a nice day for a quick stroll around the kyla. yeah, absolutely. a little bit breezy out there, but that's about it. we've got some nice sunshine and temperatures are set to be a little belo

now reports say those being affected by this will be groups that facebook, whatsapp, instagram and realityis is the second round of major layoffs at the company has done. they have that one back in november, cutting about 13% of its workforce resulting in around 11,000 jobs being lost. now reports it is internal memo says for employees that have not been laid off again, they will be reassigned to new managers and teams. and again, as dorian mentioned, they are asking people to stay home today and only come into the office if they actually really, really need to now and talk about lincoln post, that woman was a business program manager. i did reach out to her to see if she wanted to chat with us. she posted that about 2 hours ago. so these e-mails must've gone out within. i would say maybe about 5 o'clock our time here. i did reach out to matt officials to ask if they had a comment or any details regarding these post and these comments on it. but i haven't heard anything back. so as we get more, we'll keep you updated. but that's the very latest here in menlo park. >> i'm michael thomas is

access to markets are the best way to explain it is if i am looking at my phone, i can see whatsapp, facebook, instagramre is owned by apple and there is a message service and other apple applications. the big tech companies say they do not dominate in that way and their algorithms do notjust promote their own products but there is evidence that that does happen. if you search for something on the app store, an apple product might appear, and this is what it is trying to eradicate, this bill, trying to make sure the competition is more equal and that more different companies can access the tech market. they will now have new powers under this bill, the powers will allow them to mean that other tech companies can start to look at working together and they say it will be opening up a special line of communication and i mentioned some of the meta companies so maybe whatsapp can join with others and you can message across different platforms. maybe you could have a different app provider, not apple, so it is about having more competition and of course the big question is, will it happen and how will it be e

governance in the virtual space, only the name tik tok, and wherever i said , let me put facebook, put instagram to whatsapp, exactly the same things that they say and say about facebook, in fact, about tik tok. the relationship with instagram is an example of instagram in iran and america, or at all, governance in the cyber space and this is ours , do not be complacent with anyone. the meaning of america is different for example, instagram, facebook, or whatsapp, let's state the arguments in this way, these become dictatorships, the practice of governance, governance that ultimately seeks a goal . in the case of republican and democrat tik tok, can you believe all of your statements, tavakli is the representative of one person as a mannequin of my rights of 140 and 50 million people who have the original tik tok and a voice of conversation . research is the most important area of ​​strategies and horizons the azad region of the young khomeini azad university, the following endings and answers, evaluations, and judgments will be the page of the news network , bismillah rahman al-rahim harz. hello and good t

meta has to go forward while still making a lot of money from facebook, instagram, whatsapp, but withnt strategy because it lost all of those workers. it knows that the metaverse has so far not come to fruition. it turns out to be a much longer-term bet that's gone to cost a lot of money. they're putting that on the back burner, which means, okay, you know you have your cash cows, but every company needs to grow. this one is shrinking. going forward, it's not really pleasing its users. on the other hand, it is really pleasing its investors. back in november when the first cuts were announced, meta stock price, $88. today, $215. >> wow. >> so 150% jump for a company that's already worth a lot of money because of that efficiency. it's working for investors, but like you said, it's making a lot of people nervous about their own futures. >> absolutely. a lot of people have just lost jobs, some people are trying to look for work. do you have advice for the people who are searching? are there jobs out there? >> there are. we were talking to an hr expert today focusing on the tech industry.

meta will be cutting jobs, 10,000 for the jobs but it's going to be across facebook, whatsapp, and instagramatsapp may not be as heavily affected given the expectation that they are going to drive growth. tom: a difficult time for tech workers in silicon valley. alex webb, appreciate it from bloomberg quick take. let's check in on the markets before we let you go. across equities losses of .20%. interest and the u.k. focused on what is happening in these guilt markets. the pound has jumped and gilts are selling off. yields 11 basis points at the front and 380 as markets are to pray in a hike both in may and june for the bank of england as inflation remains stubbornly and at double digit territory. futures in the u.s. lower by .3%. surveillance early edition is up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ and it's easier than ever to■ get your projects done right. inside, outside, big or small, angi helps you find the right so for whatever you need done. with angi, you can connect with and see ratings and reviews. just search or scroll to see upf on hundreds of projects. and when you book and pay throug you

facebook. whatsapp instagram and reality labs.und of cuts comes after meta already announced 11,000 job cuts in november and then last month, ceo mark zuckerberg said another 10,000 jobs would be eliminated , plus 5000 open positions won't be filled. let's see what traffic looks like. had you been in high, reggie? thank you. good morning, everyone. so we are going to start with just look again at richmond westbound 80 before carlson boulevard, even though the crash we're following about 30 minutes ago was cleared. you're still looking at a major back up into elsa bronte. we also have a crash reported in fairfield on westbound 80 before emanuel campus parkway speeds are down to around five mph, and there appears to be a second crash in the backup and there are injuries reported. as well, reggie. thank you. weather is i'm protecting my car. that's too much work. weathertech is so much easier... laser-measured floorliners up here, seat protector and cargoliner back there... nice! out here, side window deflectors... and mud flaps... a

announced last month to eliminate about 10,000 positions already laid off 11,000 workers at facebook, whatsapp and instagramack in november. at that time, the company said it was aiming to become leaner and rebalance its ratio of engineers and technologies to business and administrative staff member has already announced it will cut even more jobs next month met a stock was down 1% today. overall stocks were mostly flat on wall street after a mixed batch of earnings reports the dow was down more than 79 points. the nasdaq was slightly in the green and the s and p was flat. netflix weighed on the market following nearly 4% report is shining a light on poor air quality in california and other parts of the country. the american lung association released its annual report. on air quality. today six metro areas in california are on the list for top 10 cities in the us with the most unhealthy ozone days loss. angeles was the worst , followed by visalia, bakersfield, fresno and phoenix area came in at the 11th worst, according to the report, more than 98% of california residents live in areas that earned failing g

last month to eliminate about 10,000 positions met already laid off 11,000 workers that facebook, whatsapp and instagramlast november. at the time it announced meta was aiming to become leaner and rebalance its ratio of engineers and technologists to business and administrative staff has already announced it will cut even more jobs next month. just one week before elizabeth holmes is set to start serving a prison sentence for fraud. she's asking the judge for a new trial or reduced sentence. holmes founded theranos, which claimed to have created groundbreaking blood testing technology. she says her conviction is unjust because she was not allowed to submit what's being called compelling evidence at trial. just last week, a judge upheld a ruling that she surrendered next week to begin serving her 11 year prison sentence. volunteers are critical part of helping charity organization survive. those in need are serve those in need and how never there has been a decline in people willing to donate their time between 19 4021 volunteer participation across the country fell by 7. exact reasons for the overall de

company's plan to eliminate about 10,000 jobs it had already laid off 11,000 workers at facebook, whatsapp and instagrame leaner and rebalances ratio of engineers and technologists to business and administrative staff, and meta has already said it would cut even more jobs next month. the online real estate company. open door sit. it's cutting 22% of its workforce. that number equates to 560 jobs, with most coming from its operations unit back in november, open door laid off about 18% of its workforce, the company reported a loss of $1.4 billion last year, which was more than double its 2021 loss. workers are demanding a bigger paycheck to start a new job survey of consumer expectations show the lowest pay a worker would accept to take a new job jumped nearly $26,000 last month. that's an increase of more than $2000 from the last survey back in november. the survey also shows men want an average of $89,000 while women are looking for a little more than $63,000 is working into an empty office spaces in downtown san francisco into temporary pop up shops for artists and entrepreneurs. the new program is cal

the layoffs impacted workers at instagram, facebook, whatsapp and reality lab around 11,000 workers were let go the last november equaling about 13% of the company's workforce. >> belisario says it's still too early to see where the workers will end up. as we haven't seen unemployment numbers tick up. >> haven't really seen job last day to tick up in the last couple either these people are quickly going back into new companies or they're just on the i think their severance and waiting to come back into the job market. that severance includes 16 weeks of base pay and health insurance. san jose state university professor ahmed banafa. >> has been following the tech layoffs for months. he says over hiring and inflation are 2 big reasons for the cuts. but that ai is also contributing computers and machines taking over the jobs of human employees. this, you know, chad gbt phenomenon going on through the industry where you can save money. >> oh, and by implementing this, this this kind fed of his own intelligence to say i and that's will save you 3 or 4 steps and that 3 or 4 isn't the only com

the layoffs impacted workers at instagram, facebook, whatsapp and reality lab around 11,000 workers were let go from medal last november equaling about 13% of the company's workforce. >> belisario says it's still too early to see where the workers will end up. as we haven't seen unemployment numbers tick up. >> haven't really seen job last day to tick up in the last couple either these people are quickly going back into new companies or they're just on the i think their severance and waiting to come back into the job market. that severance includes 16 weeks of base pay and health insurance. san jose state university professor ahmed banafa. >> has been following the tech layoffs for months. he says over hiring and inflation are 2 big reasons for the cuts. but that ai is also contributing computers and machines taking over the jobs of human employees are important things in the past. you have somebody doing that one or 2 people. >> now that's going to be done using the air. so is is and you factor in the whole thing, go companies looking at the efficiency of their workforce. >> more layoff

but the judge waited too long to file in 2020 the the states filed lawsuits to get facebook to sell instagram and whatsappnow the case is still ongoing. >> coming up next on our midday news, taking a break from the job by strolling through san francisco. just ahead, a robot going rogue and the story behind the busy >> tonight is the night football fans have been waiting for, the start of the nfl draft and barring some crazy last-minute trade the niners will not make any selects in today's first round. at the same time management admits to receiving a lot of recent offers for a quarterback trey lance with last season's emergence of brock, it is not clear how lance fits in long term. most of the offers this week a lot of smoke. as it stands, the niners will not make their first selection until late in the third round. i ran into trey lance the other day. i should have asked him. >> you should have asked him. >> he was, like, oh! >> right. >> i anchored with kris sanchez and sometimes we do, we post selfies. >> that's right. >> it says something, right, ab you? not just how you feel about the person, but how

. >> facebook parent company meta eliminated thousands of workers today. those layoffs affected workers at instagram, facebook, whatsapp and reality lab. roughly 11,000 workers or about 13% of the company's workforce were let go. the workers got a severance package, which includes 16 weeks of base pay and health insurance experts are blaming over hiring during the pandemic. also, inflation as 2 of the big reasons for a lot of companies making job cuts. still ahead, could college in california become debt free? that is what to lawmakers are pushing for. >> and a lot of sunshine coming our way. maybe some temperatures in the 80's, but that could cause some issues with some flooding will show you where coming up next. >> a pair of democrats within the legislature are leading efforts to support a bill that aims to help students avoid college debt this morning at sacramento city college just a few miles away from the state capitol, sacramento assembly member kevin mccarty and riverside assemblywoman sabrina serve on case led a rally for a b. 25. it's an effort to create a pathway toward debt, free college for students by ex

i mean you wonder how many people there are on earth when -- on facebook, instagram and whatsapp and that's not nothing that's a big number. these are huge companies >> how do you -- so let's look forward then >> yeah. >> i got all the stuff they delivered in front of me but how do you reconcile the dramatic increase in the stock from the bottom and how you think about what the upside is from here, whether this kind of a move today is deserved, how do you think about those sorts of questions moving forward as a shareholder in this company? >> well, the stock right now trades at 17 times next year's earnings, so it's below a market multiple, i mean roughly market multiple and with a lot more growth potential particularly if you start to see a pickup in advertising and we know we've been in a recession in the entire digital advertising world, look at google, for example, and so i think the fourth quarter was the bottom and we would expect there to be incremental gains by fourth quarter of this year and start to compare against easy numbers, much easier numbers and should start to see g

the layoffs impacted workers at instagram, facebook, whatsapp and reality lab around 11,000 workers were let go to last november equaling about 13% of the company's workforce. >> belisario says it's still too early to see where the workers will end up. as we haven't seen unemployment numbers tick up. >> haven't really seen job last day to tick up in the last couple either these people are quickly going back into new companies or they're just on the i think their severance and waiting to come back into the job market. that severance includes 16 weeks of base pay and health insurance. san jose state university professor ahmed banafa. >> has been following the tech layoffs for months. he says over hiring and inflation are 2 big reasons for the cuts. but that ai is also contributing computers and machines taking over the jobs of human employees. this that, you know, chad gbt phenomenon going on through the industry where you can save money. >> oh, and by implementing this, this this kind of fed of his own intelligence to say i and that's will save you 3 or 4 of steps. and that 34 isn't the o

company's plan to eliminate about 10,000 jobs met already laid off 11,000 workers on facebook, whatsapp and instagramast november. at that time it announced meta was aiming to be a leaner company and rebalance its ratio of engineers and technologists to business and administrative staff. meta has already said it will cut even more jobs next month. for now, anna is moving forward with three audits of its police department in the middle of a texting scandal involving any other police officers. last night, community members spoke at a city council meeting and demanded accountability. they are outraged over several racist , sexist and homophobic text messages, reportedly among some officers. that came to light. they say the police department needs more than oversight, and they want to complete overhaul of the police department. it was almost like that these cops were looking for mexicans to basically target to have this audit by the people, and then we need to have a candidate publicly say. the audits would include examining police internal affairs, inspect hiring and promotional practices, and the third

and they actually grew daily active users to over 2.04 billion that visit facebook, instagram and whatsappsers internationally. reels are, the tiktok competitor, helping increase overalling engagement. they're guiding for better sales, so things seem to be recovering after the apple privacy changes which meant that today couldn't directly track where you were going on the internet. they did talk up artificial intelligence on the call as well. dick says meta could use a.i. in the future to help generate better, more targeted ads. how far, her costing and losing $4 billion on virtual reality, and zuck says he's not changing course, he's not going to cut on spending on the future meta verse. 17 price target hikes, up to 350, 320, 30% uppseudothat they're calling. -- upside that they're still calling. amazon's stock we're rallying into the earnings and the cloud performance we've already seen at microsoft and google, that means aws, their profit generator, will do better than those 20% growth rates. and as i mentioned to you heading into this earnings season, we had expectations so low, the wo

we still see some growth in facebook and instagram, whatsapp, the family of apps has more than 3 billionaily users. at least one of those products being used around the world. i think that is buying meta time to invest in artificial intelligence and the metaverse. i think the metaverse took a backseat to ai focus on today's calls. mark zuckerberg was talking about how we would cai integrated into all of the company's products. especially generative ai, which will help people talk to businesses on whatsapp, make it easier to design experiences and games, maybe it will help advertisers create video content for their ads. they had all of these ideas about how it was going to make the creation experience, the user experience easier. but they did not have a lot of specific details. this was zuckerberg saying we are absolutely one of the companies you should be talking about when you talk about the race to generative ai, because we are already there. shery: europe efficiency seems to be paying off. sarah frier with the latest on meta's results. taking it to washington, d.c. president biden and

the layoffs impacted workers at instagram, facebook, whatsapp and reality lab around 11,000 workers wereany's workforce. >> belisario says it's still too early to see where the workers will end up. as we haven't seen unemployment numbers tick up. >> haven't really seen job last day to tick up in the last couple either these people are quickly going back into new companies or they're just on the i think their severance and waiting to come back into the job market. that severance includes 16 weeks of base pay and health insurance. san jose state university professor ahmed banafa. >> has been following the tech layoffs for months. he says over hiring and inflation are 2 big reasons for the cuts. but that ai is also contributing computers and machines taking over the jobs of human employees are important things in the past. you have somebody doing that one or 2 people. >> now that's going to be done using dad. so is is is that you factor in the whole thing companies looking at the efficiency of their workforce? >> more layoffs are expected to happen at meta a sucker. berg says employees in t

layoffs across facebook, whatsapp and instagram.also suggest -- particularly on wall street, there is a more sophisticated way of doing this than previous times. jonathan: would you say tech companies have embraced the sophisticated way of doing that? that is part of the strategy. tom: the site guys is silicon valley -- roger martin from the university of toronto. lisa: they also hoarded labor. there was excess. tom: yes, but they are also finding there is an improvement in process when you get rid of the excess. amazon alone is a study. jonathan: the pandemic boom of the firing at amazon is phenomenal. the workforce essentially doubling over a couple of years. morgan stanley results this hour. ♪ lisa: keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world with the first word, i'm lisa mateo. house republicans vote next week on a bill to raise the debt limit and impose new cuts to government spending. president biden and other democratic leaders are refusing to offer concessions. republicans are betting if the house passes the bill,

hand, ai is a important part of the business contributing to the success of the facebook, instagram platform and even whatsapptom: unlike the metaverse, they are able to monetize ai. we have amazon up next, we have beats from alphabet, microsoft and meta now. >> people have been cautious on the cloud business. maybe there is a beat coming now. a big part of amazon is the online retail business, a bellwether for the strength of the global consumer. that is where peoples eyes will fall. it is important if they can do better-than-expected on amazon web services, that is the big driver of profitability at amazon, so if they get incremental revenue, that will reassure people that even though they have their cross model a bit wrong on the demand side, they can absorb it better on the overall profit picture. they have been laying people off alongside everybody else, so they may have a more reassuring picture to paint on margin protection. tom: retail tells us about the strength of the consumer. matt bloxham taking us through the meta earnings and with a preview of what we expect from amazon. another tech story we ar

last month to eliminate about 10,000 positions, meta already laid off 11,000 workers at facebook, whatsapp and instagramaiming to become leaner and to rebalance its ratio of engineers and technologists to business and administrative staff. meta has already announced it will cut even more jobs next month. just one week before elizabeth holmes is supposed to start serving her prison sentence for fraud. she is asking the judge for a new trial or a reduced sentence. now holmes founded theranos, which claimed to have a new blood testing technology. she says her conviction is unjust because she was not allowed to submit what's being called compelling evidence in her trial. just last week, a judge upheld a ruling that she surrendered next week to begin serving her 11 year prison sentence time now 608 to the u. s supreme court expected to hand down order today that could determine the availability of the widely used abortion pill press stone for at least the next several months. the court is considering appeals to keep that drug on the market during continuing litigation over its approval more than 20 years ago

facebook owner meta has started notifying staff who are losing theirjobs — in the wave of 10,000 job cuts it announced last month. meta, which also owns instagram and whatsapplowdown in its ads business last year. it has already let go 13% of its staff — roughly 11,000 people — last year. washington has led a heavy fine on an american firm that is continuing to change with the chinese firm. the tech firm has been fined $300 million by us authorities for supplying the chinese firm with over 7 million hard drives, which is a violation of the us sanctions. in total they will cover a billion worth of goods to the chinese firm since sanctions were put into place in 2020. all related to security concerns. if you are struggling — please just ring us, we're here to help. that's the advice from the boss of banking giant santander here in the uk. he says giving early notice of financial difficulties can save further pain — and may not affect a customer's credit rating. the bbc was given access to santander�*s support centre in bradford in the north of england — as staff took calls from people struggling to afford nappies and milk. they told our correspondent emma sim

facebook or instagram. they got a little older started having kids and they very often switched to a private messaging app like whatsappenger. but they found that that was a poor experience for sharing photographs, life updates and things like that. you can set a lifespan for your post. so when we talk about how we don't we don't monetize this. we don't keep it. you know, these large social companies are keeping a permanent profile on you. which last for years, they know you better than you. do you know when you're pregnant, they know when you're planning a vacation. we don't do any of that. so you say it's really possible that you could you could use true and never once haven't had pop up that that i think to a lot of people is going to sound too good to be true. how how do you know that? that's going to be the case and will be the case down the road as you get more more folks on board, so i mentioned there's private threads and there's public threats, so right now the product is default private. if you think about what is the rest of the social media world, its default public meaning that you're putting your name you

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whatsapp and facebook messenger, they've been modestly monetized to date. i think that's starting to change, and it's almost 10% of facebook, meta's overall revenue. liz: tiktok came in after gram, and it crushed instagramwho's to say that lemon8 won't do the those click to message ads in a better way, a more admit terry way? and -- glittery way? and a lot of people click on instagram's ads, what if lemon8 comes in? they've proven that they can slay some of the biggest goliaths just as a david. >> well, liz, you're making a good point, and i think it sort of pounds home the point that in social media there really aren'l monopolist in the space. there may be in other areas, but there's not in social media because if somebody comes up with more engaging content, users will find it. that's exactly what happened with tiktok. i think it's just way too early to make that call. liz: what about pins? we've seen advertisements pop up on pinterest pages. are you as excited about pinterest sock as you have abouf the others in. >> no, no, no. liz, i want to be sort of careful. in the ad concern we're not in an ad version, but we're in an ad winter, for sure. and what happens with the second tier ads, including on t

new round of layoffs begins the company meta restructuring touched the technical teams of facebook whatsapp instagram other divisions in total plans to lay off about 4,000 employees in a document that hit the media indicated, that teams will be three organized. other managers will also be appointed earlier in mid-march, meta chief mark zuckerberg announced a 10,000 job cut. prior to this , the holding's job cuts were carried out in november when the company announced the layoff of more than 11,000 employees in a mass layoff in response to a sharp decline in e- commerce and increased competition. new information from my colleagues at 15:00 on our air. all the best. we do not tell dry historical facts, we immerse ourselves in the era on the eastern outskirts of the city beautifully reminds of those times when one of the oldest belarusian enterprises worked in grodno, not just the texture of history into a real puzzle for us, as time travelers, what is this ?