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Reuters. 2 minutes ago (Reuters) - Apple Inc has dismissed more than 200 employees from its autonomous vehicle group, Project Titan, CNBC reported on Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter. The dismissals are seen, internally, as anticipated restructuring under the relatively new leadership of Project Titan, CNBC said. Last year, the iPhone maker hired Doug Field, an Apple veteran and a Tesla engineering vice president, to lead the Project Titan team alongside Bob Mansfield. Other employees impacted by the restructuring are staying at Apple, but moving to different parts of the company, CNBC added. MarketWatch.
13 minutes ago Over 200 employees have been dismissed from Apple Inc.s' Project Titan autonomous car project, CNBC reported Thursday, citing sources. The layoffs were not seen as a surprise to some, given Apple hired Tesla Inc. Engineering vice president Doug Field to co-head the Titan team. An Apple spokesman confirmed the redundancies to CNBC, but said the company hasn't given up on the project. 'We continue to believe there is a huge opportunity with autonomous systems, that Apple has unique capabilities to contribute, and that this is the most ambitious machine learning project ever,' they added. The spokesperson said Other employees who were impacted by the restructuring of Project Titan are staying at Apple, but moving to different parts of the company.
Reuters. 16 minutes ago The world's second-biggest memory chipmaker, South Korea's SK Hynix Inc, flagged a tough first half due to U.S.-China trade frictions and China's slowing economy, as its fourth-quarter profit missed market expectations on Thursday. It was the Samsung Electronics rival and Apple Inc supplier's first profit decline in two years, but its shares rebounded from recent falls due to hopes the global chip market is nearing the bottom, analysts said. 'Demand slowdown across the IT market, which began in the fourth quarter last year, is continuing into 2019,' Executive Vice President Jin-Seok Cha told analysts on the earnings call. Reuters. 19 minutes ago The world's second-biggest memory chipmaker, South Korea's SK Hynix Inc, flagged a tough first half due to U.S.-China trade frictions and China's slowing economy, as its fourth-quarter profit missed market expectations on Thursday. It was the Samsung Electronics rival and Apple Inc supplier's first profit decline in two years, but its shares rebounded from recent falls due to hopes the global chip market is nearing the bottom, analysts said.
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SK Hynix said its October-December operating profit was 4.4 trillion won ($3.9 billion), below a 5.1 trillion won average forecast drawn from 26 analysts, according to Refinitiv data.
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