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Roche RDT (former Roche IT) job cut in 2026

Roche is currently undergoing a significant global restructuring of its Roche Digital Technology (RDT) organization (former Roche global IT). Under the leadership of Wafaa Mamili, the company is centralizing operations through a new technology hub in Hyderabad, India. While total headcount is projected to grow globally, this strategy involves substantial workforce reductions at key sites, including Basel, Mississauga, South San Francisco, Mannheim, Costa Rica and more.
These transitions, which also include the departure of high-level and high-performing specialists and long-term contributors, are expected to continue throughout 2026 in accordance with local labor regulations and social plans. It may no longer be a "great place to work" especially for IT specialists.


Binance refutes sanctions violation layoff allegations

Fortune reported Binance fired compliance staff over Iran sanctions violations. The report claimed $1 billion in USDT linked to Iran flowed through Binance. Binance co-CEO Richard Teng publicly denied these allegations. The company stated its internal review found no sanctions violations. Binance neither confirmed nor denied general layoffs but clarified they are unrelated to sanctions.

https://incrypted.com/en/binance-has-denied-rumors-of-staff-layoffs-and-sanctions-violations-involving-iran/


When should USAA just become a public company?

As the saying goes:

"If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then it probably is a duck."

If the company is going to betray everything it once stood for, hire executives from "peer" companies, why not just accept the reality that it's just another sh---y bank?


The new SCP is comically low

Sorry but, I was in sales for a decade across multiple companies and you guys are complaining about a 60% quota?! If you can't hit 60% then you aren't doing anything at all because that's incredibly easy to hit. Ya'll do realize that most companies have a 90% quota right?

I'd be ecstatic if it was only 60% because you know, I do my job... Those bi--hing about this are the ones that made it possible for this new SCP, btw. They are the ones who Dell is WANTING and HOPING to get rid of.

You think the ISR's who are actually doing their job and are hitting 80+ consistently gaf about this? No, they don't. They are happy because now they are basically guarenteed money.

60% is literally laughable though.


Paramount Back in the Talk: https://variety.com/2026/biz/news/warner-bros-discovery-paramount-skydance-board-bid-netflix-1236664163/?fbclid=IwdG

https://variety.com/2026/biz/news/warner-bros-discovery-paramount-skydance-board-bid-netflix-1236664163/?fbclid=IwdGRjcAQAELpleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEedi07M5OTw_-C4AkreI9eONQXAhDT4y1e1dgY62kHS4qi-9-PloLepzKypjE_aem_9SNa7lxdHAvM5wtMgTJPTA


Rivalry Corp. cuts workforce amid financial struggles

Rivalry Corp., an esports and traditional sports betting company, announced a large-scale reduction in its workforce. Reports indicate that all staff currently under contract were laid off. This Canadian company has experienced an extended period of volatility and underperformance. Its stock, trading as RVLY on the TSXV exchange, has lost over 99% of its value. The board of directors is now evaluating strategic alternatives to stay afloat.

https://www.dust2.us/news/70686/esports-sportsbook-rivalry-announces-mass-layoffs-as-company-weighs-options-to-stay-afloat