The future of software development is undergoing a fundamental shift. Mark Zuckerberg has made a bold statement: in 2025, Meta will extensively utilize artificial intelligence (AI) for coding, significantly reducing the role of human programmers.

Being labeled a "low performer" took this former Meta employee completely by surprise. They'd only had positive reviews prior to being laid off.

Some early reports suggest a recovery is unlikely in 2025. In January, Tesla's sales plunged by over 50% year over year across Europe, which included a 75% decline in Spain, a 63% decline in France, and a nearly 60% drop in Germany. Sales also fell by 33% in Australia, which highlights how widespread the weakness really is.

The independent oversight board, which is responsible for evaluating Meta’s content policies, was not consulted before the changes were implemented.

Mark Zuckerberg-led Meta has reportedly given its top executive a mammoth 200 per cent bonus to the company's top executives. This development comes right at the back of the massive layoff, that saw 3,

Recently, Meta announced plans to lay off over 3,000 employees, due to low performance ratings.

Meta has come under fire after significantly increasing executive bonuses just days after laying off thousands of employees. As the company, which recently cut about 5% of its work

Meta, the parent company of Facebook, is opening a new office in Bengaluru, India’s tech hub, and is actively hiring for engineering and product roles. This move aligns Meta with other major tech firms like Microsoft, Google, and Amazon, which have built strong engineering teams in the city.

Vanity Fair editors trace the Meta founder’s transformation from a nerdy, hoodie-wearing whiz kid into a GOP power player, and divine whether the newly bro-ey billionaire will be able to swim with the sharks of Trump 2.

A study by the Pew Research Center found that Americans' views of Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg skew more negative than positive. While Zuckerberg has

Steve Young made a big name for himself in pro football, but on his old block in Palo Alto, his tech-founder neighbors were the talk of the town.

Some Meta executives are currently trying to get some sweet bonus deals from Mark Zuckerberg and they have been largely successful in this attempt as some of them have received 200 per cent bonuses for themselves.