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Google lays off employees, shifts some roles abroad amid cost cuts

Google, owned by Alphabet, is implementing layoffs and shifting some roles abroad to cut costs. The company is reducing its workforce and some roles will be moved to hubs in India, Chicago, Atlanta, and Dublin. This follows previous job cuts, and fears arise about ongoing layoffs amid economic uncertainty. CEO Sundar Pichai predicted more job cuts earlier this year.

Carrefour will no longer sell Pepsi, Lay’s crisps

Carrefour to stop selling PepsiCo products like Pepsi, Lay's crisps, and 7Up in France, Italy, Spain, and Belgium due to high prices. This comes as part of a pushback against price increases and negotiations, reflecting wider tensions between retailers and global food companies amidst inflation issues. Customers in Paris express support for the move.