Bloomberg Tech

As employees at Amazon.com Inc. wait to see if they have been impacted by the firm’s largest-ever round of layoffs, many more workers at companies in Ireland may yet need to prepare for bad news.

Microsoft Corp. Chief Executive Officer Satya Nadella said the technology industry must learn to be efficient as demand slows.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. was overly aggressive in pushing into the consumer space, doing “too much, too quickly,” which contributed to worse-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings, Chief Executive Officer David Solomon said.

Britain risks being left behind in the global race for green tech self-sufficiency.

U.S. equity-index futures posted modest gains as investors remained on the edge over the direction of monetary policy and corporate earnings. The yen slid against the dollar after the Bank of Japan kept monetary settings unchanged.

Ericsson AB Chief Executive Officer Borje Ekholm welcomed one of his company’s staunchest critics, activist investor Cevian Capital AB, which is seeking a seat on the 10-person board.

Due diligence conducted by EY for prospective GoMechanic investors showed that the Indian auto-services firm inflated revenue, the latest headache for its backer Sequoia Capital in the South Asian nation.

Regulators and bankers might not always agree, but they found common ground in Davos on the topic of crypto and regulating the digital asset industry.

Mubadala Investment Co. plans to focus on investments in Asia this year as China recovers from the pandemic faster-than-expected and India’s economy continues to grow.