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US company Snap, operator of the messenger Snapchat, is cutting around 1000 jobs worldwide as well as at least 300 open positions. This is according to a filing with the US stock exchange regulator SEC and an internal letter from CEO Evan Spiegel to the staff. The US corporation expects productivity gains and long-term profitability from the use of artificial intelligence. By cutting 16 percent of its jobs, the company aims to save around 500 million US dollars per year. This is offset by one-time charges of 95 to 130 million US dollars for severance pay and transition payments. However, this step is not new: The company had already laid off about 500 employees in 2024. The most massive cut to date was a wave of layoffs from 2022, which affected even 20 percent of the staff at the time. More hoped-for productivity through AI In the internal letter, Snap CEO Spiegel primarily justifies the measure by rapid technological change. Advances in the field of AI allow many repetitive processes to be largely automated and development tasks to be completed much faster. The job cuts are to impact all areas of activity, such as development, design, marketing, and administration. Publicly

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FORT WORTH, Texas – Creslyn Brose and Delaynee Rodriguez wrapped up their junior campaigns at the 2026 NCAA Women’s Gymnastics National Championships on Thursday night with a pair of hit routines. Brose scored a 9.9000 on the floor exercise in her second appearance at the meet while Rodriguez posted a 9.8875 on the balance beam in her Nationals debut. With her score of 9.9000, Brose finished ninth on the floor in Semifinal II and claimed a share of 16th place overall. Brose finished the year scoring at least 9.9 in all 11 of her floor routines and has met that mark in 34 of 37 career floor routines. Brose delivered a stellar routine at the end of the first rotation, highlighted by three tumbling passes and capped with a front handspring double full. Rodriguez’s mark of 9.8875 guided the junior to a tie for 17th place on the balance beam overall, including a top ten finish in the Semifinal II table. The junior from Las Vegas delivered a hit routine in her first appearance at the Championships,  » Read More

Crime Shrewsbury Snapchat pervert who hacked accounts and shared nudes is caught hijacking women's profiles again Repeat offender hacked victims’ Facebook, TikTok, email and clothes shopping accounts Published 17th Apr 2026, 06:00 BST A pervert who stole women’s nude pictures through Snapchat and “traded them like football cards” has been hacking accounts again. Adam Piggott, aged 36, targeted several women’s TikTok, Facebook and email accounts in August last year. He also found a way to get into their clothes shopping accounts with retailers including BooHoo and I Saw It First. Piggott, of Lime Street, Coleham, Shrewsbury, pleaded guilty at a remote Shrewsbury Crown Court hearing to 13 charges of causing a computer to perform a function to secure/enable unauthorised access to a program/data. Kevin Jones, mitigating, accepted that these offences put Piggott in breach of his suspended sentence and asked for the case to be adjourned for a pre-sentence report, and so it could be conducted in person, rather than over a video link. Judge Peter Barrie agreed to the suggestion, and told Piggott, who joined the hearing on video from Hewell prison in Worcestershire: “In light of your pleas, the next step is to decide how to deal with

The first estimates of euro area balance showed a €11.5 bn surplus in trade in goods with the rest of the world in February 2026, compared with + €23.1 bn in February 2025. The euro area exports of goods to the rest of the world in February 2026 were €232.4 billion, a decrease of 6.7% compared with February 2025 (€249.1 bn). Imports from the rest of the world stood at €220.9 bn, a fall of 2.2% compared with February 2025 (€225.9 bn). In February 2026, the euro area trade balance reached a surplus of €11.5 bn, following a deficit of €1.0 bn in January 2026. This improvement was primarily driven by the machinery and vehicles sector, where the surplus rose from €1.5 bn in January 2026 to €10.2 bn in February 2026. Compared with February 2025, when the euro area recorded a surplus of €23.1 bn, the latest figure shows a decrease of €11.6 bn. This change reflects mixed sectoral performance over the year. The chemicals sector saw a notable decrease,  » Read More

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We’re releasing a major update to Codex, making it a more powerful partner for the more than 3 million developers who use it every week to accelerate work across the full software development lifecycle. Codex can now operate your computer alongside you, work with more of the tools and apps you use everyday, generate images, remember your preferences, learn from previous actions, and take on ongoing and repeatable work. The Codex app also now includes deeper support for developer workflows, like reviewing PRs, viewing multiple files & terminals, connecting to remote devboxes via SSH, and an in-app browser to make it faster to iterate on frontend designs, apps, and games.  With background computer use, Codex can now use all of the apps on your computer by seeing, clicking, and typing with its own cursor. Multiple agents can work on your Mac in parallel, without interfering with your own work in other apps. For developers, this is helpful for iterating on frontend changes, testing apps, or working in apps that don’t expose an API. Codex is also beginning to work natively with the web. The app now includes an in-app browser, where you can comment directly on pages to provide precise

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For U.S. teens who use TikTok, Instagram, and Snapchat, one of the apps stands out as more of a distraction than the others, according to a new survey from Pew Research Center. More than a quarter of teens shared that they spend too much time on TikTok, while more than a third said the app negatively affects their sleep. Twenty-nine percent of respondents said TikTok hurts their productivity. Smaller shares of teens reported similar feelings about Instagram and Snapchat. Still, eight in 10 teens said they turned to TikTok specifically for entertainment. While respondents also considered Instagram and Snapchat reliably entertaining, teens were more likely to use those apps to keep up with friends and family, compared to TikTok. Despite acknowledging TikTok's negative impact on their sleep and productivity, 71 percent of teens said the app neither hurt or helped their mental health. Three-quarters of teens said the same of Instagram and Snapchat. Nineteen percent of respondents shared that TikTok actually improved their mental health. In general, about seven in 10 teens said their experiences on TikTok, Instagram, and Snapchat are mostly positive. Only three percent reported largely negative experiences. The remaining teens characterize their engagement on the platforms as