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Amazon · Seattle(KRON) -- Amazon will be cutting hundreds of jobs across the Bay Area in the company's latest rounds of layoffs. According to state filings with the Employment Development Department, the e-commerce giant will be cutting 769 jobs locally. Most employees aren’t saving time with AI, even though CEOs think they are, report says The majority of the job cuts -- 666 of them -- will be across several facilities in Santa Clara County, in Sunnyvale, Moun…See the Story
Amazon lays off more than 750 workers at Bay Area facilities
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California, United States · CaliforniaA $2,500 loophole is letting hundreds of California trucking schools skip safety oversight. When they get caught, they just change their names.See the Story
These California Trucking Schools Broke State Laws. Regulators Couldn’t Do Anything About It
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Law · Redwood CityIn summary California created an inspector general to monitor its long-delayed high-speed rail project. Now, one lawmaker wants to allow that office to withhold some investigative records from the public. The auditor of California’s High-Speed Rail Authority wants the power to keep certain records confidential, drawing concerns from transparency advocates that the agency could shield vital information about a controversial and costly public infr…See the Story
Some California high-speed rail records could remain secret under proposed law
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